[Eye of Unk]

No fooling. I hope millions write her name in anyway.

I would too.

[se_ohio_young_conservative]

The current field of candidates is such a disgrace for the party of Reagan, Eisenhower and Coolidge.

[Diverdogz]

If you live in a really, really Red state like Alabama, or a really Blue one like New York then go for it if it makes you feel better, you won’t be hurting a thing.

[Longbow1969]

No fooling. I hope millions write her name in anyway.

I would too.

Palin made very clear she was going to work to get one of the Republicans elected. She will support whoever is nominated and campaign for that person. Sarah is ABO right now and has made that abundantly clear. She does not want you to vote for her, and any ballot cast on her behalf is an utterly wasted vote and something she clearly does NOT want you to do.

Geeze people, get over it. Just let it go. She isn't running. She isn't asking for your vote and doesn't want it either.

[PhiloBedo]

Like the Lisa Murkowski thing.

[Spartan79]

I hope millions write her name in anyway.

I'm not dumb enough to write in Palin's namne if the state in which I vote looks like a close race in 2012 - we can't risk another 4 years for 0bama. But if my state looks like a solid GOP win (or loss), will I write her name in? You betcha.

[kevao]

I hope millions write her name in anyway.

I'm sure she'd be really happy about that, four more years of a Marxist president.

[thackney]

For a write-in candidate to be elected, you have to be registered in advance as a write-in candidate.

They have their own required filing date, separate from the primaries.

[Fiji Hill]

I hope millions write her name in anyway.

You might as well. There's not a Zimbabwean penny's difference between Obama and Romney.

[GATOR NAVY]

You have that luxury here in AK, where the odds are whoever the R candidate is will win, but it is totally foolish for voters in other states that are up for grabs to do so.