Details over at Noonan for Nevada…here’s the important bit: Romney was going to walk away with Nevada’s caucuses and that is now thrown in to doubt. And Nevada’s caucus date is four days after the New Hampshire primary. This could have a big effect on how the primaries develope.
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Tags: 2012 GOP Primary, Brian Sandoval, Mitt Romney, Nevada, Rick Perry
Rick Perry does seem to be picking up steam. Will be interesting to see what happens if Sarah P. decides to get in.
October 3 I do believe is the last day to register as a candidate for the earliest primaries. Wait and see.
I hope Palin doesn’t get in, she is much more effective at what she is doing now. I saw Paul Ryan on Greta last night and that kid is sharp. I would love to see him, or Rubio run, but in the absence of them, I still lean towards Romney. Perry has to show me more, and I really didn’t like his “dream act” policy.
I disagree. I hope Sarah P does get in. She will shake the repub establishment to its core. Thet hate her and the feeling is mutual. Sarah P. went after not only corrupt donkys in Alaska but also corrupt rethugs.
Something that has been needed on the national level for a long time.
Palin/Bachmann 2012!
That’s hot.
I do believe that you are being sarcastic but thats ok. I think that is a possibility. Despite what might be read at C4P and other pro Palin sites, there has been very little acrimony between Bachman and Palin personally.
Sarah is not beholden to the establish at all. Bachman very little. Two women on the top ticket? If you don’t vote for them you are nothing but a misogynist.
I would say flippant more than sarcastic.