San Francisco. But, this was a couple of years ago I remember reading this. How accurate is that number? Who knows. But I can't imagine it's to far off. Everything here is very liberal...if that's even the right word.
it's not the right word for SF (or Berkeley) or where i live, the UWS of Manhattan. i believe NYC as a whole voted ~85% for Obama. the Bronx was the highest at nearly 90%.
I'm guessing she's not dumb enough to seriously run either. I bet she'll try to leverage her Tea Party status for a Cabinet seat.
you think she actually wants to work in government? she wants to be a rock star. if she actually cared about governing, she wouldn't have quit her last job.
This is why I get the feeling that she will run for office sporadically to maintain celebrity. Then when disinterested or "fed up" with the big bad media, she will once again retire, write another book, and start another talkshow, etc. To me, this is one of the most self-interested politicians we've seen in many years.
The day we have a woman president, especially palin, is the day I flee to Saudi arabia, where I could have her killed for leaving the house. Imagine who our vp would be, Rush Limbaugh? Glenn Beck?
yea. . .they have to beg cause . .. i worry if the Replicans puts up a half *ss decent candidate the demos will snatch DEFEAT from the JAWS OF VICTORY Rocket River
Tea partiers push GOP's 2012 hopefuls to the right WASHINGTON – The tea party's demands for ideological purity have caught some GOP presidential hopefuls off guard, forcing them to awkwardly defend past decisions as they watch hard-right rivals gain ground. It's painfully ironic for some of the Republicans most often mentioned as possible challengers to President Barack Obama in 2012. Stances that gave them national attention and credibility are now being used as cudgels to attack them as wobbly centrists.
I am sensing a lot of projection of internal resentment, maybe from the fact that you were all dooped by the Obama regime...
Can you give examples of how people were duped? What specifically did Obama promise during his campaign that he has failed to accomplish or make progress toward? I expect your youtube video response shortly.
No, it's actually just as simple as it seems. People just don't want an idiot running the country with their bible. Fin.
I not sure who would be better for gun rights...Obama who has done more for the 2nd admendment than the last 3 presidents or Palin...I like em both. The edge for me goes to Palin...She is the 21st century maid of Orleans...Get em Sarah!
funny that they used a willie nelson song for her video - after snoop dog, he is the most high-profile advocate for mar1juana and he is also on record questioning the official story regarding 9/11.
I didn't watch the whole clip. Did something happen in it, or was it just a music video of her non-governing tour?
