Is it just me, or is the media trying to drown conservatism with the worst possible representative? I can't believe that Sarah Palin is still getting media coverage. You're killing us, CNN. CNN just did a poll saying Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee are the top rated GOP representatives for the 2012 election (http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/27/gop.poll/index.html). That makes me sick. The last thing the Republicans need is another "god-fearing Christian" running, specifically anyone who thinks it's a strong idea to appear "folksy". I usually don't rip on people who believe in a god or anything like that, but when your platform runs on "good Christian values" you tend to exclude a lot of people who just don't care about Christian values.
Overall, elections really piss me off. They shouldn't, but they do. Every year, they drag out these people, who go around doing petty things that in the long run mean absolutely nothing, like bowling in Pennsylvania, or kissing babies. Why can't politicians be themselves? I know the answer exactly: if they were; we'd all see them for truly how fake they are. Hillary Clinton is a prime example. Not only is her smile one of the scariest things I've ever seen, but it's also one of the fakest things I've ever seen. It's all in her eyes that she really doesn't care about what she's doing, all she needs is more votes. She probably even hates all her supporters. That sort of elitist crap is what we get from both sides of the table.
My biggest problem with it is that those who are sadly more aligned with me come off as total bumpkins. All it does is make our work harder for us in the end. I have no worries though, I think the Republican party will soon collapse on itself (especially if the likes of Palin and Huckabee are their frontrunners). Then, we will see the ushering in of a new conservative party, one that stands for true conservatism, because it is fatally obvious that this form is not what we need.
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