Conservatives4Palin

Sleight of hand from the mainstream media.

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The Constitution should not be used for a defense of bad policy; it should be a blueprint for proper governance and the implementation of good policy.

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Perry’s game of playing conservative exposed on illegal immigration letter.

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Writing a letter such as this, we know he was not a conservative in 1993.

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It won’t be long before Rick Perry joins them.

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If Rick Perry says one thing and does another on state level, what makes us think he wouldn’t do it nationally?

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Americans do not have to make the false choice between isolationism and neoconservatism.

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I have always regarded Dan Riehl as the one of the most honest, independent and fearless commentators of the right. Serious and thoughtful, nobody would ever accuse Mr Riehl of playing to the gallery. He ploughs his own furrow and does not hesitate to lock horns with fellow conservatives if the occasion arises.

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But a few days ago Pollinsider provided a refreshing dash of ice cold water to dissipate the heat generated by the Bachmann/Perry feeding frenzy and the speculation about Governor Palin.

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On the campaign trail, word is getting out: Perry nearly tripled the debt in Texas. Why won’t he explain?

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Principles vs. Expediency

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“It wouldn’t stop her, certainly if she is planning on running Perry’s entrance wouldn’t stop her because everyone knows that as soon as she enters, she’d be a top-tier candidate,” the source told ABC News.

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Erick Erickson, Jan. 2011: … “if the election were held tomorrow and Mike Pence isn’t in, Palin has my vote.” This was obviously a load of nonsense aimed at fooling his readership since Erickson has since jumped onto almost every bandwagon but Palin’s.

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“I would not propose govt mandating anything like shots for our kids.”

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Obama always talks about what will take place ten years down the road, but in reality the presidential term is only four years long with a maximum of two terms. Waiting ten years in order to take action is a red flag on a resume for a potential presidential candidate.

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Prediction: Obama will give in to pressure and come back mid vacation

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When rhetoric meets record.

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In two weeks, Bachmann will be pretty much out of it, and Perry will have a slight advantage over Romney, and an expected Palin endorsement of Perry coming to seal the deal, exactly how Perry’s team envisioned things when he entered the race. There’s just one problem with that theory: I don’t think that’s Palin’s plan.

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Topping off the weekend, Pawlenty dropped out of the race Sunday morning and suddenly Bachmann, on one of the many Sunday shows she attended, went back to having full respect for him with plans to call him (for his endorsement).

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Apples to Oranges.

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Who will be the winner?

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Palin: You have different functions in the state of Texas and the state of Alaska in terms of governing powers from the governor’s office. So it’s tough to compare what the executive duties are. We have a very strong governor’s office.

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FLASHBACK 2010: “The Berry Center outside of Houston was filled with an enthusiastic crowd – most supportive of Perry, but ecstatic for Palin.”

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It’s no surprise that Perry’s stooges want to push Governor Palin out of the race and perpetuate the misperception that most Republican and Republican-leaning indies have about how the Governor isn’t running.

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This re-tweet from Governor Palin should pretty much put an end to the outrageous rumors that she’ll endorse Rick Perry.

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Woman up.

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I cannot recommend the governor of my state, Texas, to the people of America.  It’s not so much that he’s presided over an economy of his creation, so much as the fact that the people of Texas have managed to succeed in spite of him.

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Perry: “I don’t want to be president of the United States … [I already have] the best job in America.”

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Nobody Does It Better.

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As for the actual South Carolina poll, the good news for the Governor is that Bachmann and Cain won’t be around by South Carolina and that’ll leave 23% open for her.  The only reason why Mitt “peacetime” Romney leads in the state is because Tim Pawlenty and Jon Huntsman are completely hapless as both men trail…..Buddy Roemer.  It’s clear that Romney probably has a ceiling of 30% in South Carolina and the Governor should be able to surpass that percentage if Bachmann and Cain are no longer polling in double digits.

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