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That was Flap’s take in this morning posts, too, vis a vis the National Council for a New America.

Here is El Rushbo’s audio.

Discussing the Republican listening tour conducted by Former Governors Jeb Bush (FL) and Mitt Romney (MA), radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh said they are “embarrassed” by Sarah Palin.

Limbaugh said the underlying issue of these speaking engagements is that Bush and Romney “hate” and “despise” the Alaska Governor and former running-mate of John McCain. Limbaugh added they have “presidential perspirations” and called their tour an “early campaign event.”

Limbaugh defended Palin and heralded her as the “most prominent and articulate voice” for conservatism.

Sarah Palin is a definite threat to Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney. Where do you think all of the latest rumors originate?

From the LEFT?

Nope.

Obama and his minions are focusing on Meg Whitman and Steve Poizner in California. For without California, Obama will be in trouble in the Electoral College.

All of the rancor about Sarah Palin is NOT for 2012 but the “OUT” years of 2016 and beyond.

Well, it is NOT going to happen.

On The Capitol Hour With Eric Hogue today, the excitement over a potential Tom McClintock bid for governor cascaded over the airwaves like splashing whitewater from a heavy Sierra snow melt.

“This could be the positive, perfect storm for the conservatives,” Hogue said as he opened his noon-1 p.m. program. He fired up listeners on “intelligent conservative talk” KTKZ AM 1380 over internet chatter suggesting that 4th District Rep. McClintock may indeed contemplate a 2010 run against perceived party moderates Meg Whitman and Steve Poizner.

Hogue said three sources told him that polling for the race is underway on McClintock’s behalf.

But then McClintock doused the story.

“I just want to make it very clear that there is absolutely no truth whatsoever to any rumor I am considering running for governor,” he said in a phone call to Capitol Alert. “I have not done any polling and I have not wavered from my position that, if nominated, I will not run and, if elected, I will not serve. I don’t know how I can make it any plainer or clearer than that.”

Even in a Democrat dominated United States Senate, the GOP sees a glimmer of 2010 electoral hope.

If either former Republican Sen. John E. Sununu or current Republican Sen. Judd Gregg run for the Senate in New Hampshire next year, the GOP would be narrowly favored to hold the seat in the Democratic-trending state, according to a new poll.

A Granite State Poll conducted by The University of New Hampshire Survey Center found Democratic Rep. Paul W. Hodes narrowly trailing Sununu in one potential match-up and significantly trailing Gregg in another.

The poll of 503 adults was conducted April 13-22.

Among the findings:

A total of 52 percent of likely voters said they would support Gregg’s re-election bid and 36 percent said they would support 2nd District Congressman Hodes were the election held today. An additional 10 percent were undecided. Gregg has stated he will not run for re-election in 2010, though Republicans have been urging him to reconsider.

Hodes also narrowly trailed Sununu among all likely voters: 46 percent for Sununu to 41 percent for Hodes and 11 percent undecided. Sununu has been courted by Republicans to seek a comeback in 2010. The Senator was ousted last fall by Democrat Jeanne Shaheen.

Flap wonders if Judd Gregg’s aborted cabinet appointment by President Obama would give him the resolve to go another six years?

Of course, this would be a perfect storm for the Republicans to hold this seat which the Democrats covet.

Stay tuned……

Is Andrew Sullivan suffering from some sort of mental illness or dementia? And, to think that President Obama ADMITS he reads this crap.

Jmaes Carville, one of the Clinton Cabal and Democrat Party operatives on “The View” disses Michael Steele, Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh in a continuing effort to “DEFINE” the Republican Party.

Watch the video here.

As if Joy and Whoopi REALLY care about the GOP.

Of course, if Rudy HAD attended, some would have called him a hypocrite. You see, the former New York Mayor favors Civil Unions for homosexuals and not gay marriage.

I would have attended anyway.