Palin: Looking to 2012?

the Pajama Pundit — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:29:40 GMT

Sarah Palin ‘has absolutely earned a right to run in 2012,’
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Um... why? I see absolutely no evidence that she would run a successful 2012 campaign.

http://thepajamapundit.com/

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Joe - STL — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:30:22 GMT

The GOP fronting Palin as a Presidential ticket is an insult to voters...especially women.

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Billy, MI — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:30:38 GMT

Doesn't she still have a state to govern?

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:30:57 GMT

If the Wicked Witch of Alaska thinks she's got a political fiture nationally then she's even more delusional than she already appears to be. Only the braindead evangelical christian lunatic fringe would support her and they are the immoral minority now!

Now that her protege "Felon" Ted Stevens has been found guilty on his homebuilding project it's time to investigate how her home got built because she's bound to have learned from her moentor how to build a house without paying for it. Hopefully Alaska will do the correct thing and impeach her from office in disgrace.

Go Obama/Biden 08/12!

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cindy, Las Vegas, Nv — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:31:02 GMT

Oh well, least we get a 4 year break! ENOUGH of this woman. Even my 15 year old son can't stand her voice. Really be glad when this is over. VOTE!!!!!!!!!!

Obama/Biden 08

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LoOK — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:31:32 GMT

You better believe Palin is looking towards 2012. In fact hse may have been doing that from the start. I think it is ridiculous however though, if this is the person the Republicans want to rally around for the next four years!

Feel free to comment:
http://lastofourkind.blogspot.com

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Just A Guy, Cincy, OH — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:34:09 GMT

The smartest people in the party are supporting Obama because Palin is such a disaster. I hope they do nominate her in 2012 - should be an easy election. Welcome to the wilderness!

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jj-mankato, mn — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:34:23 GMT

And the delusion continues!

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Shelley, Florida — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:35:15 GMT

Why would Sarah Palin be more qualified in four years to run for President? The questions that we have today will still exist four years from now. Please don't forget the issues regarding her past actions,

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JTatEHT — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:36:35 GMT

Perhaps Evangelical Conservatives will take Sarah Palin seriously in 2012, but it is unlikely that anyone else will. Her most likely future in politics would be through the Senate.

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Dallas Lyon, Lakewood, CO — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:36:38 GMT

She's more W than W.

Except.

W went to Yale and has an MBA. She's got a Journalism degree from 5 colleges with no entry requirements, and doesn't read anything.

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Jeff, Plainfield, Il — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:37:06 GMT

Palin will probably be out of politics in 2012 after Alaskans keep investigating all the wrongdoing that came to light in the last couple of months.

If Palin did run she would be the most right wing republican nominee if she won that the republicans ever had.

Besides, If Obama wins and cleans up the mess from the last 8 years do we really think that anyone from the right would actually compete in 2012.

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Dave,Matteson, IL — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:37:14 GMT

I really would want Greg Mueller giving opinions on my hopes for 2012 if I was Palin. His resume includes "successful" runs for the presidency for Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes. Can you spell loser?

Conservatives pinning their hopes on Palin in 2012 is wishful thinking. The people of Alaska are ticked off at her right now and she enjoys very little support from either the Alaskan Repulican or Democratic parties. She will be lucky to survive as Governor let alone run for president.

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:37:49 GMT

Seems to me Dan Quayle tried to run for president, too. And Quayle probably had more sympathy and cross-over support.

I know I felt for him a little, thinking that the negative perceptions about him probably exceeded the reality of the situation. In Palin's case, I don't get that sense. In fact, if anything, I suspect she hasn't received the public ridicule many of her statements deserve.

So, while she like anyone is free to run in 2012, I'm just not prepared to think of her as a serious player in that race.

At this point, Romney and Huckabee seem to be the top tier, and of course, anyone might emerge in the next couple of years.

But I will predict this - if the one who comes out with the GOP nomination only reflects the meanness, nastiness and lacking integrity of the evangelical side of the party base, that won't play at all with independents, and the GOP will lose a golden opportunity to take the White House back.

I say that because the economic conditions the next president will have going in will most likely lead to what is seen as a failed presidency. Assuming Obama wins, he'll be vulnerable in four years. The economy is that bad, and poised to get worse. The Republicans would be smart to nominate someone who isn't McCain-Palin small, mean and petty.

Huckabee could be the guy. He has the background to keep the evangelicals behind him while running an honorable (as in not completely Rovian negative) and centrist campaign.

But let's get through this next week before worrying about four years from now.

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Mia in Miami — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:38:59 GMT

Happy you brought Palin up! Bill O'Rielly was on David Letterman last night and he is such a hipocrit. He stated that "the media is beating up on Sarah Palin". Is this clown serious? Did he and CNN's Cambell Brown come to the rescue of Senator Obama when Wright, Rezco, Ayers, "unamerican", "lipstick on a pig" and several other gates came up or did they participate?

I dislike this guy so much and the rest of the FOX news organization puke and is why I will never watch them and their GOP talking points ever again.

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Edison — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:40:10 GMT

Sarah Palin has the right to run now! Run back to alaska that is!! Too many moose running wild, and they need more pitbulls up there to eat that horrid meat. Moose burger anyone? Sarah and the brady bunch are on there way back and are looking foward to that horrid beastly funky goose terd smelly meat!! lol. With all seriousness, she can do anything she wants, just not for the US

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steve, ann arbor, mi — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:40:13 GMT

she would lose in a landslide...

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Suburban Mom paying attention, IL — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:40:37 GMT

Sorry, Sarah.

Mike Huckabee will be the candidate for the religious right- and thank goodness, because Gov. Huckabee has shown that he actually cares about his fellow man. Mitt Romney will represent the fiscal conservatives. Rudy Giuliani and Mike Bloomberg will try to run more along the "Independent" course that John McCain abandoned.

Hopefully, a strong, COMPETENT Republican female- like an Olympia Snowe- will rise to the top of the list, if the atmosphere seems conducive to a female candidate. At any rate, the GOP infighting should be QUITE entertaining over the next several years.

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Ms Jenny — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:40:54 GMT

She'll get crushed in 2012 if she had to run against Obama. In four years, she won't be able to play the "who is the real Barack Obama" card, since the nation will already be comfortable with him.

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Dr. Adam Senokazlieff, Sedona, AZ — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:42:21 GMT

There's nothing like being found guilty of ethics violations to give Republicans "hope" in their next candidate. Why, in four years' time, Mrs. Palin might be able to learn the names of all 50 states and sort out the sequelae of her bitter family. Plus, she's been de-demonized by witch doctors. What a dream she'd be for the ticket!

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Diane from Illinois — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:42:54 GMT

Hope and something to believe in? Give me a break. This woman has been the laughing stock of America since she was introduced. What makes the GOP think people will respond any differently to her in 2012? She'll still be a right wing nutcase with nothing to offer except her extreme religious beliefs and her abuse of power in Alaska. Pleeze. This woman is power hungry and has lower unfavorables than Dan Quayle ever did and they want to shove her into the spot light...AGAIN? Good luck with that one. Shows you just what condition the GOP is really in......laughing all the way to Nov. 4th! Obama/Biden '08/'12!

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Kevin, Southern Maine — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:43:14 GMT

Thanks for the terrifying news...

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Matt, Charlottesville, VA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:43:16 GMT

Please run Sarah! I want Barack to have an easy reelection bid in 4 years so he can concentrate on fixing the mess that the republicans have left. Sarah Palin is the best candidate because she appeals to the 25% of people that still somehow approve of Bush, but is too much of a lunatic to have any chance of winning a general election.

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MM, Seattle, WA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:43:16 GMT

Four years, hmmmm. Maybe runner-up Queen Sarah can go to school and learn something about the Constitution, the duty of the vice president, environmental studies, international affairs, laws regarding slander and abuse of power, etc. She might also take a few computer classes too, in the event this political future she's intent on pursuing doesn't pan out, and she's forced to jump into the work force with the rest of us commoners.

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Eileen, Portland, Maine — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:43:57 GMT

The extremists of the Fundamentalist Christian Right has destroyed the Republican party. Now they are left with Sarah Palin as their own personal Osama Bin Ladin.

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jo from mo Tiger Fan — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:44:08 GMT

The moose momma has about a 6 month expiration date. She's out of her depth now and when challenged by the strength within the republican party she'll fold. I don't like Huckabee but in a debate, he'd tear her up.

She might think of herself as a right wing Hillary, but she's got a long way to go.

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Paul Perry ,bellingham,ma. — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:44:46 GMT

How can McClain talk about creating jobs and lower taxes. In September alone the cinstruction Industryshed 35,000jobs nationallyfor the 15th consecutive month the Industry saw payrolls slashed
September was also the monththat the Senate Republicans blocked a 50billion dollar stymuluspackage thatwould have funded infrastructure projects immeadiately after the election.
the country's bridges, dams roads,have sufferes great lack of funding under Bush to pay for his war in Iraq,thats right they block a bill that would save our crumbling infra struture ,create 1000"s of jobs ,they'd ok'd for contractors in Iraq.What hgypocrisy. Amen

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Quinn Clinton, NC — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:45:04 GMT

I do so hope she'll run in 2012. There is just no one I think of who is as entertaining. She is hilarious and I'll miss her.

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Robert, Boulder CO — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:45:48 GMT

Chest thumping Conservatives, yes. The intellectual wing of the Republican party, however, is horrified by her.

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pat huntington ny — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:46:00 GMT

McCain is losing because he ticked off Independents by catering to the extreme right wing of the republican party, and because Palin is the embodiment of that strategy. Unless Obama really screws up in his first term, or, if despite all his energies, he's unable to deliver on some of the promised change, the republican challenger in 2012 will have a hard time beating him.

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Cindy, Denver, CO — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:46:42 GMT

Earned the right? How on earth did she "earn the right" to run for President? Palin is not qualified to run for VP, let alone the President. I don't think the people of the US are that blind. She is an insult to women.

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New Indi — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:48:43 GMT

Gregg, the Right has plenty of things they believe in....

Invading the privacy of individuals.....
Imposing religion into science..........
Using tax law to redistribute wealth upward.....
Committing military assets to promote a philosophical agenda.....
Promoting the use of greenhouse gas producing forms of fuels....
And now, the Presidential aspiritions of Sarah Palin!

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No Now, Not ever — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:49:56 GMT

She can blame the handlers for not rolling her out right, but she can't blame anyone but herself for those interviews and her hateful divisive rhetoric.

I would not vote for her this time or in 2012, 2016, 2020... EVER

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jawillie, Philadelphia, PA. — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:50:05 GMT

>>>Politico’s Roger Simon asks: Is Palin prepping for a bid four years from now?
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DUH!

I believe this was the plan all along. I think that McCain's management team conspired behind his back to move Palin up the ranks. They took advantage of his desparation during the primary to infiltrate his campaign. They knew they weren't going to get the neo-cons on board for him, so they set their sights on 2012. That's why they forced Palin on him, and sabotaged his campaign by feeding him bad advice, which he, again in desparation, foolishly followed. Now he's at a place where his only hope is to maintain some shred of dignity as his campaign dies a slow, agonizing death. Once a man of honor, he will be known at worst as a man who would throw away his honor and integrity to blind ambition, and at worst, a guillable old fool.

Olbermann's Campaign Commentary last night:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27406602/

Obama/Biden '08!
http://jawillie.blog.com

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jesse St.Paul Minnesota — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:50:12 GMT

She is the poster girl for the right wing,neo-cons that are still left.She will never be a serious contender, she is way to shallow for the task of POTUS.Of coarse the Abuse of power,the contracts she fixed for here contractors that supported her,she brags about taking on the corrupt politics in Alaska while she seems to have all the traits they have.She also has a lot to learn about the issue of race,and race-baiting.Her speeches have the us against them tone,white against blacks,rich against poor,the have's against the have nots.The roven days are coming to a end and, it couldn't be soon enough.Right wing talk show is what she might be better suited for.

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BJ, CA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:50:30 GMT

Now that we have had a chance to see the Gov. of Alaska..it only goes to show their is a defined reason why people from Alaska endevour for the things they have and cling on to..The fit for the rest of nation is not a match at all. Sarah Palin has no position on hi-tech commerce, trade, education, defense, agriculture, HiWays and infrastructure, healthcare, the elderly, stem cell research, advanced research, National Security, Americans affairs, foreign affairs, military affairs, prison systems, pollution and environment, energy, NAFTA, CAFTA, labor .......just to mention a few...I least I never read or heard of any..she sure nows how to stroke McCain and criticize Obama and Biden...

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Jane, NY, NY — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:50:58 GMT

Even she runs in 2012, I don't believe she's smart enough to face tough challenges. She has a lot of learning to do. She was the one who said she could see Russia in her backyard and yet she didn't know what the Bush Doctrine was.

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Joe Radmacher — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:51:56 GMT

Palin could run in 2012 but her chances of winning the primary would be small. If she won the primary and the Democrats have done well, especially Obama she wouuld get creamed. I think the Republicans should find some fresh blood. I am in favor of both parties being strong but the Republicans need someone who is both intellingent and not polarizing.

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exregis, Newport News, VA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:53:47 GMT

Most Democrats are HOPING that Palin becomes the presidential candidate in 2012 (aside from the fact that it means Obama wins).

She won't rehabilitate herself -- after two months of intensive training she still displays an amazing ignorance about governance and she still hasn't given a full-fledged, open press conference. Her behavior as mayor and governor will be come better known. She's the only Vice Presidential candidate who has been found guilty of a government ethics violation before running. And there's more to be probed, like her half million dollar house built by Todd and Friends, her patronageand her Bush-like stubborn behavior when redecorating her mayor's office without necessary council approval.

Lastly, her appeal is mainly to the uber-religious evangelical community. Her strict policy on abortion, her security from witches, her direct communications with God -- all of these are not appealing to mainstream America.

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chris, SC — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:53:48 GMT

If Sara Palin has given conservatives ‘hope’ and ‘something to believe in' they are far worse off than I ever imagined.

Obam /Biden '08/'12

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Luke — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:54:24 GMT

It this is what conservatives are hoping for -- then conservatism is dead.

Unbelievable!!!!

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Tawanna Moals, Mattapan, MA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:54:43 GMT

Um, that will be a very interesting race. Let's see you have Hilary Clinton running in 2008, we have Sarah Palin setting herself up to run for 2008. Let's not forget Obama will want to run a second term. So therefore, you have Obama, Clinton and Palin it will be very interesting.

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marlene — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:54:48 GMT

How very sad for the republicans if she does. She has shown that she has very little interest or knowledge of national and international affairs. She is extremely divisive and would not be good for our country. She can give an amazing, riveting speach but beyond that, there is nothing.

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Rolando, Chicago, IL — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:56:51 GMT

Hasn't Palin been dubbed a drag on McCain's campaign? I do believe she is looking at 2012 but she better hit the books for the next four years because she won't be able to shield herself from the media as a presidential candidate.

Also, the guy making this statement has worked on not one but two losing campaigns...I wouldn't give him much weight in this.

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newshound nh — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:58:12 GMT

Scary, huh? If she's managed to pull the designer wool over so many eyes so far, imagine what she could do out there on her own. Best get all the illegal acts out now, so maybe she'll be in prison in 2012.

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MBLeedom — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:58:59 GMT

...my dog would make a better, more intelligent candidate than Palin...

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RD, ALEXANDRIA, VA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:59:01 GMT

We can only hope we never hear from Ms. Palin ever again.

A RABID REPUBLICAN VIETNAM-ERA VET FAT OLD PREDJUDICED WHITE GUY NOW FOR OBAMA/BIDEN

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mark monmouth oregon — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:00:06 GMT

ahahahah! this would be dream come true.
I miss dan quayle so much, she would be even better.
I really hope she runs, that would be wonderful!

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Debbie — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:00:33 GMT

Good luck. Too many factors against her.

The hate from Palin's rallies is spilling over. It could cause years of problems for the Republican party. It's forced moderate Republicans to turn away from the Republican party. If she's the nominee in 2012, moderate Republicans will again stay away from the party.

With Stevens conviction, Palin's house will now come under major scrutiny.

Troopergate will be expanding.

Palin's use of personal e-mail accounts for government business means her e-mails will be released to the public in the next year or so. As a result, those e-mails will end her political career. For the sake of the Republican party, they will want those released as soon as possible so that it doesn't impact them in 2010 or 2012.

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eagle1776 — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:00:42 GMT

Let her run in 2012 and we will see one of the largest Democratic landslides in the history of elections.

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T, WV — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:00:42 GMT

and we all have seen how successful Buchanan and Forbes were in their bids...people can't accept her as vice president, let alone president.

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BJ, CA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:01:23 GMT

Now that we have had a chance to see the Gov. of Alaska..it only goes to show their is a defined reason why people from Alaska endevour for the things they have and cling on to..The fit for the rest of nation is not a match at all. Sarah Palin has no position on hi-tech commerce, trade, education, defense, agriculture, HiWays and infrastructure, healthcare, the elderly, stem cell research, advanced research, National Security, Americans affairs, foreign affairs, military affairs, prison systems, pollution and environment, energy, NAFTA, CAFTA, labor .......just to mention a few...I least I never read or heard of any..she sure knows how to
stroke McCain and criticize Obama and Biden...

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C in Maryland — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:01:47 GMT

Give me a break! This woman has no need to continue in political life. This is the best the Republican party can offer? Lies, abuse of power, more lies. Nonsensical talk.

Obama/Biden '08

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Leslie, GF MT — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:01:50 GMT

Never gonna happen.

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Sick of the GOP, amarillo, TX — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:02:15 GMT

This lady has only been governor for about a year...Mueller, Buchanan, Forbes are acting like school boys in love with the pretty high school cheerleader. They're drooling all over themselves. Although the chances of her being a VP this time around are looking bleak(thank God)there is still a long shot. This lady has to go back and study a bit and do her job for a while. She needs a bunch of work before she'll be ready to be president, or VP, for that matter.

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g'pa — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:02:33 GMT

Sarah should run for the new country of Alaska. She and her hubby want Alaska to succeed from the union anyway.

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krisseyg pittsburgh, pa — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:02:50 GMT

Are you serious? Run for what? She has no experience, no mind of her own, not even a classy family or style! Just like McCain has been saying about the whole $150,000+ on clothes, she got thrown into this race and wasn't prepared fashion wise or intelligence wise! She will fade away after they loose.

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Leon, Plymouth, MA — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:06:42 GMT

hilarious.....bozo the clown 2016!!!!

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marty,columbia,s.c. — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:06:48 GMT

This woman is leaving behind her a sick feeling in the pits of stomachs, conservaive and liberal. The republicans know if they let this woman scratch her way to the top of their party, they are lost. The part of the republican party that is in love with her are the worst, extremist of all negative types. Low information voters , voters with a lack of education and extream religious views. The real conservatives, the smart people who sit in the back ground and make money cant stand this bimbo. They thought they could control her because she is stupid,(like Bush). Not Sarah, no one can control her, she is going to stupid all over the place and no one will remember her name
in 2012. Forget her ,shes trash

Obama/Biden
marty

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Carlos Jean-Gilles — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:08:09 GMT

It will be interesting to see how she fizzles while running her own campaign so that the delusional people who still believe that she is qualified to run anything can finally see for themselves what kind of a leader she would make. Also, wouldn't she have to keep her job in Alaska before she could be remotely considered as a viable candidate for 2012?

Carlos Jean-Gilles
Saint Louis, MO

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navy ball cap — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:08:11 GMT

OK I screwed up. I always said women are a bane and good for you know what! Hey, she's eye candy. I wanted Joe but everyone was screaming and blah blah blah about this and that and all I want is the big chair. What is wrong with this country?! Maybe I should get dual citizenship like all Bush and Cheney's buddies. There's gotta be a country I can win somewhere.

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DS, East Hampton, NY — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:09:35 GMT

Once upon a time John McCain’s albatross was George Bush...then it was Sarah Palin...then it was George Bush....then it was Sarah Palin. He inherited George Bush...he chose Sarah Palin!!!

The fact that John McCain invited this barracuda into our living rooms has diminished him. And now this barracuda has left McCain in the dust and she's begun her bid for 2012, there is no doubt. Her albatross...John McCain! This campaign has officially imploded.

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Katie Denver, CO — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:10:05 GMT

Nov. 5th, 2008 agenda start campaigning against Palin for 2012.

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Alex , Los Angeles ca — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:12:01 GMT

she won't have John McCain as a Milstone around her neck, she will troopergate as her milstone. She is not the reformer the gop makes her out to be. When the elections are over Palin is not going to have all the gop lawyers blocking reporters from digging into her past. No one as ever quetioned her association with the Alaskan indepence party, or the fact that the Alaska Pipeline deal was structured to eliminate all but one company "TransCanada". Her political career is dead. Palins'skeletons are waiting to come out.

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Sarah Falin' — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:12:28 GMT

Vomit!

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Joe Don, Topeka, KS — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:13:36 GMT

We can hope Mueller will be every bit as effective on behalf of Palin as he was for Buchanan and Forbes.

It remains unclear, though, whether McCain or Palin is the millstone around the other's neck.

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New Independent — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:16:59 GMT

Palin is the BEST the republican party has to offer? Really????

You know, I heard on t.v. the other day, someone saying that the republican party needed to re-invent itself. It could either choose to become the party of Sarah Palin, or it could choose to go back to the small government, fiscal spending party it used to be. What they chose would make the difference as to whether there will be a republican party left in the future. I can't help but agree. I live in a very republican area, and my husband was also republican. He is voting for Obama this year and has said exactly the same thing as stated on t.v. He is tired of the republican party pandering to the Christian right neocons. He said the party is no longer the party he used to believe in. It will be interesting to see what happens. I cannot believe that someone who is so uninformed and so ineligible to be president is now being touted as the next republican candidate!