After Bush, it will be a long time before Americans vote for another binary thinker... ignore Palin

[scheming daemons]

She's not a threat to set foot in the Oval Office unless she's there as a guest.


The next Republican nominee that actually has a chance to win will have some modicum of intelligence and be able to contemplate difficult issues without their head starting to hurt.


The American people elected Bush twice (but only once where he got more votes) ... but it will be a while before they make that mistake again.

[niyad]

1. you know, after the vote counting debacles that were the 2000 and 2004 elections,

I would not be so quick to dismiss sarah iquitarod. people are demonstrating that they are far less intelligent than I was, at one point, willing to give them credit for. and if that unlearned twit actually gets on the ballot--I would bet that there would be a lot more vote counting trickery.

never underestimate the stupidity and shortsightedness of human beings.

[truedelphi]

2. Peersonally I think this is part of the deal Obama made.

He does the bidding of Wall St, Big Insurers and Big Pharma, and of Military Industrial Complex, he gets to hold office for eight years.

That simple.

[depakid]

3. The majority of Americans are Manichean thinkers!

when they bother to think, rather than react and behave emotionally.

Palin may not be going anywhere- but someone like might.