[Bigtigermike]

Even *if* she was going to start a movement away from the Republican Party, she’s not going to say it right up front. Her speeches recently have talked about having need for a NEW TEAM not just replacing the uniform (just replacing Obama instead for a Republican) So while she might not start a third party, it’s away from the GOP

[political1]

I am thinking if Obama wins this time there will be a third party in 2016. A lot of x republicans will be in it.

[cradle of freedom]

I think it is sort of a party within a party until hopefully something better comes along. Everything is in flux, nobody knows where this is going but I love that Sarah is part of a movement instead of just a party spokesmouth because there are too many of those around and you know that their loyalty is to the party and not the nation.

A movement is like the ocean and a political party is like a boat. The ocean moves the boat, the boat does not move the ocean.

[hinckley buzzard]

Certainly, Washington has shown itself to be incapable of reform from the inside, regardless of which party is in power.

THis is why Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee are equally horrified at the prospect of Herman Cain, even as they were horrified by Sarah Palin. It only makes sense to promote pressure from the grass roots and from outside the Beltway to create change for the better.