Mark Sanford - the Future for the GOP - NO JINDAL - TRUE CONSERVATIVISM

this is the kind of Conservative the party needs.

please viw this video to understand my point, The Southern Avenger talks about the future for the GOP and how we DONT need a Jindal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJX2AkAzsko

Tags: 2012, conservative, election, future, libertarian, mark, republican, sanford, south

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Permalink Reply by Terrence Abrams on December 30, 2008 at 5:41pm: I have to agree with Mike, although it could seem redundant, a Romney-Palin ticket or a Romney-Jindahl ticket could be the best logical balance of philosophy, intelligence and popular standards.

The mos effective ticket is probably a Gingrich-Sanford Ticket, powerful conservatism with upper-echelon technology and innovation minds...

Permalink Reply by tyler sims on December 31, 2008 at 2:53am: I dont think either Romney or Gingrich would work.

It is possible i guess to mix Palin,Huckabee, Sanford or Jindal(for vp only)

Romney can win a great deal of the rocky mountain states voter base and votes in michigan. But I thing the negatives of his line of work in an economy of investors taking advantage of the taxpayer is a hard thing to sell...whether we like it or not.

Gingrich is very smart and the right guy for a sec of state or chief of staff but not pres.

Sanford/Huckabee or Sanford/Jindal would be very tough in 2012, with sarah palin either as chairman of republican party or preferrably sec of state.

Permalink Reply by tyler sims on January 4, 2009 at 12:48am: agreed...fantastic candidate choice

richard rinke said:
I love this guy,and I hope he runs in 2012!!!!!!

Permalink Reply by tyler sims on January 4, 2009 at 12:49am: very good vp choice for sanford though..

asp said:
Hear!! Hear!!, Matthew. I do not believe Jindal to be conservative enough to fill the void. I have no doubt about him being smart; it' s his intelligence with which I'm concerned,

Matthew said:
at this moment I couldnt tell you but I do know people like Ron Paul, Bob Barr, Pat Buchannan need a bigger voice in the GOP

Permalink Reply by Steven Laib on January 4, 2009 at 1:13pm: The neo-conservative / paleo-conservative debate is a red herring. Jindal would be in the same camp as Sanford if he was in the Georgia. Meanwhile, putting Ron Paul out as an example of an effective politician is a joke. Libertarianism will not bring about more votes, it will bring less. Jindal's approach to Louisiana has been to reduce government and corruption. With a cooperative legislature, he could be the exact prescription we need in WDC

Permalink Reply by Jason on January 10, 2009 at 4:53pm: Jindal voted to make the Patriot Act permanent and he voted for the Real ID Act. You are out of your mind, if you support that piece of garbage!

Permalink Reply by tyler sims on January 11, 2009 at 5:59pm: outch on both reguards for jindal...had no idea...on patriot act and real id.

Both those bills were filled with serious unbelieveable sections in statute.

We really need to modernize govt and sit our people down in there home states and keep an eye on them and especially there corrupted staff that create this garbage.

We can make bills that fix the law to protect us better and if we would just enforce existing law and punish criminals and accomplish's then we would be somewhere

Permalink Reply by Lock Piatt on January 11, 2009 at 10:14pm: TYLER,

YOU MEAN YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO KILL THE BAD GUYS AND CRIMINALS.

Permalink Reply by Lock Piatt on January 5, 2009 at 1:39pm: My bet is the GOP will select a person not named on any of the posts to date. The party will require a new conservative in the mold of Goldwater-Reagan; one that can tell the people what they don't want to hear and make them listen for their own good.

President Obama and the Democrats will raise taxes and over reach on social engineering. They will give more power to the Attorneys to extort money from the business sector and the medical professions. These act will united the conservative groups and the power will again shift.

Permalink Reply by Jason on January 10, 2009 at 4:53pm: "I believe the very heart and soul of conservatism is libertarianism."
-Ronald Reagan

Permalink Reply by Terrence Abrams on January 6, 2009 at 10:38pm: Lock and Steven have said it down pat, I agree, Obama and his overly eager clan will feed on themselves eventually, maybe sooner than we think if current events stay on the normal stupid-liberal path, and putting Ron Paul out as the only true conservative is suicide.

We have 8 prominent candidates, some good up and coming, lets mold one right.

Permalink Reply by lisa kit on January 7, 2009 at 10:01am: Can U point to a candidate that has the same values? Because I sure as hell won't vote for pro illegal alien, anti gun, millionaire wire from alcohol rep.