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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 1366056" data-attributes="member: 7900">Well, for my two cents worth, anyone that the Democrats and liberal media attack so strongly must be seen by them as a very serious threat to their beliefs.  With those two entities, otherwise known as the "evil twins" in my lexicon, anyone conservative will be a target, and I don't recall too many since Reagan that received such ferocious attacks.As for the "middle of the road" didn't they just switch back to the right in this last election and make such a big difference in the outcome?  From my observations of Sarah Palin (and I knew of her BEFORE McCain picked her), she has proven to be a force to be reckoned with.  Regardless of what many think, I believe that she is socially and fiscally conservative and I believe that the middle-of-the-roaders would be inclined to support her.  With the "tea party" effect in play, the big thing would be to get the Republican Party to fall into line for conservatism and not the party, and that would help Palin.She was the one bright spot during the election of 2008.  McCain's RINO ways really irked me and Sarah was who I voted for in 2008.  As for any of the other contenders, Christie of NJ, Jindal of Louisana, and Romney are the only ones that I would otherwise consider.  Huckabee proved to be nothing more than a yapping dog nipping at the heels of Romney for the benefit of McCain.  Huck knew he had no chance, so he threw in with McCain.Sorry for the rant..........Now I'll wait for WhiteyMac's rebuttal.  Not that it worries me any..</blockquote>

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