[normy]

My question is, where would the Republican primaries be if Palin had said she's out a month ago? You have around 10 percent of the Republican Primary voter who was waiting with baited breath for her and really against everyone else.

She sat on Fox and critiqued every candidate from her pedestal. The thing I was most angry about was her waiting. Get in or out because she was doing a disservice to the field.

[LibLieSlayer]

The republican field sucks... worst lineup in my lifetime... all but Cain... and he will need Sarah to defeat any of the other pathetic candidates.

LLS

[Kakaze]

She sat on Fox and critiqued every candidate from her pedestal. The thing I was most angry about was her waiting. Get in or out because she was doing a disservice to the field.

I hope Sarah, continues, to "sit on her pedestal", and critique this entire field.

She is providing a service to the public, if that is a disservice to candidates too damn bad.

This race is about the future, the survival of the republic. I could care less if mitt or rick get their feelings hurt.

[Leaning Right]

The thing I was most angry about was her waiting. Get in or out because she was doing a disservice to the field.

Agreed. I'm just guessing, but her hesitation could have keep other true conservatives from entering the race early enough to make a difference.

After all, if I were a leading conservative politician, I might have said to myself: "No need for me to declare if Palin will probably run."

[rob777]

"She sat on Fox and critiqued every candidate from her pedestal. The thing I was most angry about was her waiting. Get in or out because she was doing a disservice to the field."


Not only that, but she popped up with some type of pseudo-campaign type event to coincide with the planned announcements of oher candidates. Perhpas now the focus will actually be on real candidates.