Huckabee Palin 2012!

[Ahimaaz Smith]

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I hate to break anyone's heart, but I think both Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee are too liberal.

Now that she's freed from the shadow of the liberals who ran the McCain campaign, I think we'll see the real Sarah Palin emerge. If only the ticket had been reversed, we'd have a Christian in the White House right now.

I pray every night Palin wins in 2012. Theres considerable evidence of Obama being a terrorist yes, But Sarah Palin is not an average potential president.

You never know, we may need an armed insurrection to restore a government that will fight our enemies, not coddle them, and who better to lead it?

She is amazing. Possibly even better than George Bush.

Well, those are some mighty big boots to fill, but, if anyone can match the brainpower, depth of knowledge, and leadership qualities of George W. Bush, it's Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.

Of course, I'm 100% behind Sarah, but there are still some Bush brothers waiting in the wings to help clean up the mess that Obama will leave us with.

[Holyharland]

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There is still hope. I prayed every night I went to sleep Mccain Palin would win the 2008 elections. I went into a deep depression when I found out Obama won. I just didn't see it happening I though America would be better than this.

No matter how many people the heathens brainwash they can never put a dent in my faith. I will never lose my faith. I pray every night Palin wins in 2012. Theres considerable evidence of Obama being a terrorist yes, But Sarah Palin is not an average potential president. She is amazing. Possibly even better than George Bush. I have faith with her genius and iron faith if anyone could repair four oppressive years of Obama being president, she can.

A possible president better than George Bush? Thats not good- thats great.

[Meek and Humble]

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This is of course assuming Obama hasn't turned this country into a steaming pile of ashes within the first week of his term. Save us Lord Jesus!

[TC Patriot]

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As you well know, my husband and I are placing our bets on the Moose and the Noose, but there are plenty of other names out there that we'd be happy to see on the ticket. Cheney, Huckabee, Tancredo, Farah, Duke, Pistle, Kissinger... all are more than viable contenders.

Kissinger is a Joo boy. Huckabee is far to liberal. He's a classing John 3:16er. He's a real lightweight compared to Sister Sarah.

[Glendora Christianson]

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I hate to break anyone's heart, but I think both Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee are too liberal. The problem is, there's not enough difference between Republicans and Democrats these days. We need a GOP that enforces Biblical Law over the land and I'm talking about stonings, crucifixions, and Ezekiel Chapter 23 . . . the whole bit! I would start by rounding up those activist judges who refuse to govern by the Ten Commandments and hold hangings in every town square. Also, the Republicans need to stop being ashamed of their most faithful follwers (the KKK and Evangelical Christians) and allow them to pave the path to victory - Glory!

[Virginia Day Templeton]

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As you well know, my husband and I are placing our bets on the Moose and the Noose, but there are plenty of other names out there that we'd be happy to see on the ticket. Cheney, Huckabee, Tancredo, Farah, Duke, Pistle, Kissinger... all are more than viable contenders.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Well, the Iowa Caucuses are only 3 years away, so you kids had better make up your minds

Me, I let Jesus do my voting.

[TC Patriot]

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First of all, I'd like to give credit where it's due by thanking all the True Christians™ who tirelessly gave countless hours on their knees, in meetings, at True Christian™ Prayer Death Squad Bible studies, and ceaselessly praying for our President. I believe I've seen somewhere here before (though I can't find the exact post) that Pastor Ezekiel has a portion of his brain trained to continously pray for our President. Praise!

That said, I'd like to make a joyous news announcement. The Huckabee/Palin "top list of 2012 GOP contenders". That's wonderful news!

Come 2012, the Demoncrat scum won't know what hit it! Satan's going to be hopping mad when he sees that Jesus's chosen might not get voted in the first time, but they keep coming back. Glory!

NO NO NO NO

Huckabee has said a whole lot of of bad stuff about W.

Sarah will be the nominee in 2012 that is a given. My first choice would be Pastor Deacon Fred. The base can really relate to him. Maybe we could run that former Negra Alan Keyes but make sure his role is that of a Nigra. The real sleeper would be Dick Cheney.

Huckabee gave up the ministry for worldly things. Politics and goverance are Sister Sarah's ministry. Huckabee also plays that Nigra inspired rock music.

[Mr. Seth Cochran]

First of all, I'd like to give credit where it's due by thanking all the True Christians™ who tirelessly gave countless hours on their knees, in meetings, at True Christian™ Prayer Death Squad Bible studies, and ceaselessly praying for our President. I believe I've seen somewhere here before (though I can't find the exact post) that Pastor Ezekiel has a portion of his brain trained to continously pray for our President. Praise!

That said, I'd like to make a joyous news announcement. The Huckabee/Palin "top list of 2012 GOP contenders". That's wonderful news!

Huckabee, Palin top list of 2012 GOP contenders, poll says

• Story Highlights
• Poll: 34 percent of Republicans, those leaning to GOP likely to back Mike Huckabee
• Sarah Palin gets backing of 32 percent, within poll's margin of error
• Ex-Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney places third in poll
• Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is just behind Romney

By Paul Steinhauser
CNN Deputy Political Director
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Are you ready yet?
Barack HUSSEIN Obama is more than six weeks away from assuming the presidency, and the next Iowa caucuses are more than three years away, but a national poll out Friday suggests that former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin top the list of potential 2012 Republican presidential hopefuls.
Huckabee leads in the CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll released Friday. The survey is an early measure of possible support for the next GOP presidential nomination.
Thirty-four percent of Republicans and independents who lean toward the GOP said they are very likely to support the former Arkansas governor as the Republican nominee in 2012.
Huckabee surprised many by winning this year's Republican Iowa caucuses and seven other contests before dropping out of the race in March and backing Sen. John McCain.
Palin, McCain's running mate, is 2 percentage points behind Huckabee, at 32 percent. Considering the survey's sampling error of plus or minus 4.5 percentage points, Palin and Huckabee are basically tied.
"It might come as a surprise to some that Palin does better than Huckabee among GOP men, but that Huckabee beats Palin among Republican women. Palin's strength is also concentrated among older Republicans, but Huckabee may have a slight edge among conservative Republicans," said Keating Holland, CNN's polling director.
Among voters who consider themselves born again or evangelicals, Huckabee holds a 9-percentage point lead over Palin, with the Alaska governor ahead by 7 points among those not in that group.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is in third place in the poll, with 28 percent of those questioned saying they are very likely to support him as the GOP nominee in 2012. Romney gave up his bid for the White House in February and backed McCain.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is 1 percentage point behind Romney, at 27 percent. In 2007, Gingrich flirted with making a stab at the Republican nomination but decided against jumping into the race.
Twenty-three percent said they would be very likely to support former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani if he decides to run again. Giuliani was the front-runner in many polls in late 2007 before performing poorly in the early primaries and caucuses. He dropped out of the race for the White House in January and immediately backed McCain.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who's considered a rising star in the GOP, grabs the backing of 19 percent, with Florida Gov. Charlie Crist at 7 percent.
"Jindal and Crist are relative unknowns. The fact that they get much less support than the others is likely a function of name recognition rather than a true measure of their potential base of support," Holland said.

Come 2012, the Demoncrat scum won't know what hit it! Satan's going to be hopping mad when he sees that Jesus's chosen might not get voted in the first time, but they keep coming back. Glory!

"Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD..." Psalm 33:12