The most frequent negative comment I receive about Gov. Sarah Palin running for President is, “she is not qualified.” If we look at the past fifty years or so, we can see the minimum qualifications to be nominated for President by either major party.

Gov. Sarah Palin has a lot to learn about immigration and avoid endorsing candidates in haste.

Why Gov. Sarah Palin would have won in 2008, if John McCain had stepped aside.

Would someone, who graduated from the University of Idaho, do a better job than the morons in from Harvard and Yale? You betcha!

Senator John McCain tanked the 2008 Election. Despite the fact that he was doing everything in his power to lose, he came amazingly close to winning. The 2008 election was not a vote of confidence for Barack Obama. For the most part, it was a rejection of the person John McCain and the policies he supported.

Patrick Buchanan declared the beginnings of a culture war at the Republican National Convention in 1992. And, by the 1996 election, “Pitchfork” Pat did not merely want to reform the White House—he and his Buchanan Brigade were damned near ready to storm the palace gates to burn it down. Sarah Palin, a young mayor from Wasilla, Alaska, reportedly was among the ranks of the Buchanan movement.

"The Sarah Palin contingent is a particularly ugly subset of all this; her sort mines the worst in Americans, rather than the best. The Palin voters said they like her because she is just like them—and indeed she is: small-minded, unforgiving, xenophobic (this is the four syllable word for “racist).” This is from Graydon Carter,(born in Canada)editor of the magazine Vanity Fair.

More on killing American jobs by Pat Buchanan.

Why to the elites want to kill millions of American jobs? By Pat Buchanan

A brief paper on the economics of immigration. "Immigation is a labor issue" said Samuel Gompers, labor union organizer

A brief paper on why Free Trade is a race to the bottom of American workers.

Sarah Palin is certainly the leading candidate for the Republican nomination for President in 2012. With one glaring question that remains unanswered, “What is her position on immigration?”