"Trajectory Shift" Is A Must Read!
Saturday, November 15, 2008
2012: Part 1
So let's take a look at 2012:
1. Sarah Palin.
Obviously she's going to play some role in the future of the republican party. What exactly we don't know, but we could sure guess! To see more on this check out Adam Brickley's famous Draft Sarah Palin blog.
Should she run?
Some argue that she alienated the independents and democrat voters and therefore shouldn't run. That thought maybe worth looking into. Obviously she wasn't running the show. McCain was at the head of the ticket and all campaign decisions, including what talking points to stress and so on. Also to blame, are the staff working the McCain campaign (remember: Sarah Going Rogue?) and to some degree Sarah (remember the awful interview(s)? - Oh wait, their was what, one?). What about all the issues she had to bite her tongue on and say "Yes in a McCain/Palin administration that would happen"? She probably didn't think that was the best way to go about it, but when your number 2 on the ticket you've got work with your boss, at least somewhat (note : I made the previous quote up). I don't think Sarah is the problem; I think the fake Sarah character promoted by the media is.
In four years a lot could change, but if the media is still dating Obama, it will be tough for Sarah to pull off a win. Isn't she the best possibility? Who else could win? I know, I know it seems like she should run in 2012. I think she should remain a national figure and if she doesn't run in 2012, she should at least campaign for someone else, but maybe we should give her a little more time. It wouldn't hurt for people to forget all the lies being circulated around (yeah, I know they will probably be brought back up by the media anyway). It definitely won't help for her to be permanently branded as inexperienced after a nasty run against incumbent President Barrack Obama.
Conclusion:
If nothing extreme happens: Sarah 2016!
If you want to discuss this with some political minds, leave a comment at the Patriot Acadmey Blog. It wouldn't hurt to leave a comment here too!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Resilient and Resolute (not Revolting and Reactionary)!
resilient.
So should we all.
It's time to rebuild. It's time to remind people why we believe what we believe. The way we do that is to show people how it really is better for them to be able to chose. We need to focus positively: Their rights, their guns, their safety and their money. We can't afford to run around yelling and ranting about how evil government is and how terrible liberal and socialistic doctrines are. It's time to show people the truth. It's time to show that American optimism. It's time to put on a great big Palin smile and say: "Well you know, all too often Government isn't the solution ...it's the problem."
What about 2012? I'll have something on that later...
Thanks for reading and remember to spread the truth!
Trent
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Put Palin On Oprah!
Want Sarah Palin to be on Oprah? Well Governor Palin hasn't been invited, so maybe we should help Oprah "remember" to invite Sarah Palin - the first GOP vice presidential candidate ever - to be on the Oprah Winfrey Show. Advertisement is always good and it would definitely be intriguing to audiences (remember Oprah endorsed Obama).
If your interested in giving Sarah Palin some free advertisement just sign the petition found at:
www.PalinPetition.com
So far they have 83,000 signatures. When 100,000 signatures is reached they will send the petition to the Oprah Winfrey Show as well as hundreds of press releases announcing the news.
It's a real easy way to influence the media. Check it out!
Monday, September 8, 2008
Sarah Palin: America's Mom
According to some, McCain picked Sarah Palin to appeal to women. But let’s face it - Mothers appeal to everyone.
Unlike Hillary Clinton, who would have been
Moms appeal to everyone because…
1. Moms understand their children.
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2. Moms get things done.
It’s about time
It’s about time
We’ll watch as “Our Mom” comes out to meet the parades, the rallies, the protests to end the war; saying to them: “Stop being babies! Grow up and act like adults!”
Our Mom will walk in front of soldiers and she will give her boys a little pep talk. They will hear her encouragement: “I know it’s hard, I know it’s hot, but you are making the world know about the American spirit; about liberty, about sacrifice, about perseverance. You make me proud every day of the American Armed Forces. Keep on to victory and every American - every real American - will be proud and excited to welcome you home.” Then her boys will give one of the loudest cheers the world has ever heard.
We’ve been asked to think about this “small town mayor” from
When gas prices begin to escalate once more, she will stand in the homes of hard working families where the parents have been laid off from their jobs because of severe gas prices. She will tell us of their plight. We will see with our own eyes their seriously sick child unable to be taken to the hospital because of their shortage of money. Then with tears running down her face she will ask, no plead, with
Are politics boring? Not anymore: Sarah Barracuda is here and she’s here to win.
