[Christian Engineer Mass]

You shouldn’t be so harsh on people. They feel genuinely threatened with the obama madness, and they’ve been holding onto this hope for 3 years. I understand it. Everyone needs some hope to hold on to in an age of absolute madness.

It’s not going to work out, because the left has a hate machine that is able to destroy anyone if they have enough time. Giving up the Governor’s job was also probably a bad idea.

But she might be a kingmaker for another good candidate now, like Cain.

[carjic]

I don't think that. I would prefer that, but it's not reality. However I don't want Palin to tell me who to vote for I wanted her to GIVE me someone to vote for. I will probably vote Cain but I don't believe him. We have so poor of a choice we are all just disappointed. It's not worship it's disappointment. That's all.

[Past Your Eyes]

I think you've got it about right. Not bad for a Massh, er, Bay Stater. ";^)

[Raider Sam]

I dont know if she has the kingmaker thing going. 31 of her 64 endorsements lost in either the primary of the general.

With her wins, there were a good number who were already the favorite, or likely to win anyway, like:
Michele Bachmann
Nikki Haley
Pat Toomey
Marco Rubio
Allen West
Rand Paul
John Boozman
Mary Fallin
Rick Perry
Jon McCain
Butch Otter

A good number of those were incumbents, and they were all the choice of FR, except probably McCain.

Im not saying that she shouldnt endorse, but rather that her endorsements were not as authoritative as we have believed them to be. Just look at Sharron Angle, Carly Fiorina, Christine O’Donnell, and Joe Miller of her home state.