[tommix2]

It’s a lack of substance,Coming from you, I must stop and think again. I think Sarah Palin is the best in the field and that she can get us through the hard times coming better than anyone else in the running. I'm now reading her book "America By Heart" and I don't sense any lack of substance. She also impresses me as one who can not be bought, and there are few others I would trust like her. Have you read her two books?

We face the most perilous tmes our country has ever faced with huge national debt, a crisis as bad as the Civil War or the Great Depression, and I think Sarah Palin can lead us through this dangerous time better than anyone else. If anyone else better shows up I will be thankful to welcome him or her.

[Wolfstar]

We face the most perilous tmes our country has ever faced with huge national debt, a crisis as bad as the Civil War or the Great Depression...

Add the danger we still face from Islamofacists terrorists, and the worst political and media class this country has ever had, and I agree with you wholeheartedly.

Should Sarah Palin run for president and get the nomination, I will vote for her. Yet, at this point in the process, I'm still looking for something in her that I haven't seen yet. As mentioned, I struggle to put it into words. It's something I intuit, like she's a mile wide and a half-inch deep. I may be wrong about this, and she may show her mettle as the campaign goes along, but it is my take at this point.

When the Left elected Obama, they knew what he was. They knew he lacked experience and never put much effort into anything in his life, but they didn't care. He is a Marxist, black and a passable speaker (although nowhere near as good as the narrative about him holds). That was enough for the Left.

I fear the Right may be on the verge of making the same mistake as regards Sarah Palin.