Should social conservatives get a prime time slot at the RNC convention
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2012/08/08 04:49:43
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Much of the social-conservative angst could be assuaged in a single stroke, if
former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the gold standard when it comes to rousing the
party’s grass-roots base, were given a prominent role. Various sources,
including Palin herself, have suggested an announcement could come any
day.
On Monday, RNC chairman Reince Priebus told Greta VanSusteren on Fox
news: “I think a lot of her and hope that she does speak.”
Tea Party
Express chairman Amy Kremer made Palin’s significance crystal
clear.
“There’s no one in the conservative base or Republican Party who
excites and energizes the base like Sarah Palin,” she told Newsmax Tuesday.
“There’s just no. No one.”
former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the gold standard when it comes to rousing the
party’s grass-roots base, were given a prominent role. Various sources,
including Palin herself, have suggested an announcement could come any
day.
On Monday, RNC chairman Reince Priebus told Greta VanSusteren on Fox
news: “I think a lot of her and hope that she does speak.”
Tea Party
Express chairman Amy Kremer made Palin’s significance crystal
clear.
“There’s no one in the conservative base or Republican Party who
excites and energizes the base like Sarah Palin,” she told Newsmax Tuesday.
“There’s just no. No one.”
Read More: http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/social-conservativ...
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- Don Leuty 2012/08/08 08:41:29Yes
+1Palin, Paul, Santorum, et. al., can energize the party and take the boredom out of a Republican convention.reply -
YesThey better, but the RNC is proving to be a big part of the problemreply
