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Among the voices that will be propelling the GOP message to the nation are,
RINO Senator John McCain, pro-abortion former-Secretary of State Condoleezza
Rice, Ohio Governor John Kasich, former-Florida Governor Jeb Bush and New Mexico
Governor Susana Martinez, who is known for her "moderate" and often shifting
position on amnesty for illegal aliens.
There will be a few crumbs thrown out to the base of the party. Former-Senator
Rick Santorum, Senator Rand Paul, and former-Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee,
are also slated to speak; but whether or not a true conservative will get a
prime-time speaking slot is anyone's guess.
Palin however, remains upbeat and told Fox News that Mitt Romney need not worry
about support from conservatives: “A lot of maybe Tea Party patriots have
understood, wisely, that they’ve had no choice. Of course they’re going to go
with anybody but Obama, and now, yes, I believe that there will be a
strengthening.”
As to what Palin means by "strengthening," aside from the obvious allusion
to Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as V.P., is anyone's guess, but
Drew Zahn with WND.com went so far as to say that Palin gave the
distinct impression that "Romney has the Republican Party’s conservative base in
the bag."
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I guess the good ole boys will keep the status quo. They do not want to hear from one of America's favorite conservatives. No one wants to hear from McCain. The RINO had his chances to unleash Sarah but he muzzled her. If the American people listen to conservatism we may never have another jackass in office. Let us see if Romney/Ryan will articlulate the conservative ideals. GO TEA PARTY
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Let Sarah Palin speak at the convention. She is the most popular Republican you have. Dump McCain. He is a loser and no one wants to hear him. You will need someone that can articulate the conservative ideas. Palin has demonstrated that she is from day one a true conservative and not a conservative for political convenience. We conservatives are tired of listening to the GOOD OLE BOYS. Let's see if the Romney/Ryan ticket has the intestinal fortitude that SARAH PALIN has.