[wny]

I don’t think she’ll run in 2012, but she will be the kingmaker. Envision Huckabee, Romney, Pawlenty, Guiliani, et al, all polling around 15 ~ 20 percent. Whichever one Palin endorses, wins.

[SoConPubbie]

I don’t think she’ll run in 2012, but she will be the kingmaker. Envision Huckabee, Romney, Pawlenty, Guiliani, et al, all polling around 15 ~ 20 percent. Whichever one Palin endorses, wins.

Let's pray you are wrong in your prognastication.

Given the alternatives you mentioned, let's pray she is wise enough, selfless enough, strong enough to make the choice to run for POTUS.

I for one know she is wise and strong and selfless enough, let's just hope she makes the right choice for the good of America.

[albie]

“Envision Huckabee, Romney, Pawlenty, Guiliani, et al, all polling around 15 ~ 20 percent. Whichever one Palin endorses, wins”.

...tough decision. 4 losers.

[Freddd]

She just endorsed him last night, didn’t she?

[Arizona Carolyn]

Actually, in her own way she made them all irrelevant with her spine of steele this week.. read Josh Painter’s editorial on his blog site this morning, gives a lot to chew on, including the fact Pawlenty admitted he knew nothing about this race in NY23.

[johncocktoasten]

“I don’t think she’ll run in 2012, but she will be the kingmaker. Envision Huckabee, Romney, Pawlenty, Guiliani, et al, all polling around 15 ~ 20 percent. Whichever one Palin endorses, wins.”

In the unlikely event that your scenario is correct, I can see her appearing on stage with Richard Pryor to endorse “None of the Above” ala Brewster’s Millions.

Then we could just hear Obama saying, “were in the business of being in business, to do business”