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RNC should offer leadership position to Gov. Sarah Palin

Submitted by davidfarrar on Tue, 12/16/2008 - 21:14
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That is really the bottom line here. It is obvious the base of the party has already chosen her as its leader, all that remains is to see just how much the party elite value its base. Ignoring Sarah Palin during it leadership selection process is doing nothing but demonistrating once again just how far out of touch the leadership is with its base. If the party fails to publically attempt to invite Gov. Palin to take a leadership postion with the party, they will have missed an excellent chance to unify the party.  If Gov. Palin declines the offer, fine. My suggestion would be to offer her an honorary Chairperson position with the party and invite her to be the MC at the gala events naming the RNC Chair. Anything the party can do to demonstrate they are not conspiring against the base, or against her, would be very beneficial to party unity at this point and into the future.

 

 

ex animo

 

davidfarrar

 

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Submitted by the foundation on Tue, 12/16/2008 - 22:09.

David, where is the moving symbol of Palin?  She needs to reject Obama's federal bribe money, at least the portion of the money that is not going to healthcare, she's got the nomination already if she does that.  Even Sanford is not going to do that.  Better watch out for what T-Paws is planning, he hasn't come out and said for sure whether he'd take the bribe money.  He can get out in front of her on this issue.

For right now...

Submitted by Paleo-Skeptic on Tue, 12/16/2008 - 22:57.

...the Party would be better served if Gov. Palin were but to kick Mike Huckabee's ass.

Huck is shaping up to be the James Carville of the Republican Party.