Palin Backs Third-Party Candidate in New York Race

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Belinda of TX 6:33PM November 28, 2009

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Belinda of TX 6:25PM November 28, 2009

Palin's support fo a third party is no supprise, she should run for 2012 in a third party. She dam sure isn't going to help the GOP win in a natinol election. 2008 illustrated the lack of under standing the GOP has of the changing demographics. The party has moved so far right as to have lost Blacks, Latinos, Asians, Independents, Gays, Females, Labor, and the Youth of the nation. Bring Palin aboard the GOP will consolidate the power of the far right. More moderates will leave an Independents will refuse to come aboard. Such a move would bring about a worse defeat than goldwater in 1964. Let her an ron Paul run on a third party ticket.

packeryman of TX 1:45PM October 26, 2009

Until now I didn't like Sarah Palin. I was (and still am) sick of seeing her in the media, and feel that she was never qualified to even think about running for Vice President of the United States. But I have to give it to her - this is really a class act. She's standing up for what she believes in, regardless of the effect it will have on her political career. She doesn't care about Republican v Democrat. She's sticking to the issues. You have to give it to her - she stands up for what she believes in, regardless of how wrong other think it might be.

S White of GA 10:33AM October 26, 2009

Wow sounds like nuffera is a real hater the same lezbo and a Huffington post memeber since 2005 her comments on newsvine were she was glad that jesse helmes was dead the day he died. she is an old lesbo who hates her own counrty so dont pay any attention to her. these people hate strong conservative women they cant win an argument so they just attack as a white man to these people im a redneck hater its a joke

kmg of VA 2:23AM October 26, 2009

When are you people going to quit giving this woman space in your news? Who cares what she does or thinks or says or basically anything she does? It's like those, U.S. News included, who continue to cover Cheney, Ann Coulter and all the other dispicable right wingers who love to see themselves in print!

A Nuffera of PA 3:36PM October 24, 2009

It's about time that somebody had the courage to step up to the plate and let the republicans know that status qou will no longer suffice. The John McCain plan failed from the start, and to continue down that road is a road to disaster. (See 2006 and 2008 elections. Iam a card carrying republican, and I have never been so irritated in my life. We are witnessing a government takeover of our country and our lives, and yet the party that wants my support (financial and other), nominates a person like Scozzafava has got to be out of thier minds. This is a warning of the things to come for the GOP. I hope Sarah Palins support puts Doug Hoffman over the top and sends a strong signal to the GOP that we need someone that we the people want someone who listens to our concerns.

Tony of MN 2:50PM October 23, 2009

This is a sure thing: if Hoffman wins over the two opponents, it will send a clear message to both GOP and democrats elites that Hurricane Sarah is a stong force to be reckoned with and surely unstoppable on 2012. This will justify that most american conservatives and libertarian are getting fed up with GOP traditional politicians. SARAH AND BACHMANN CAN FORM A FORMIDABLE CONSERVATIVE PARTY which can put Republican as a minority party. Schmidt, Parker and the rest of GOP elites are about to lose their jobs. I feel sorry for these crap stupid intellectual elites.

Raymond of FL 1:55PM October 23, 2009