[Lilpug15]

"True general election campaigns will have to make a hard decision if her appeal to certain conservatives is worth losing moderates and independents," said Weaver. I forgot - what year is it? 2008? That's what I thought. She has plenty of time to prove people wrong and make more of a name for herself and achieve more experience and accomplishments for others to see (although we all know she had far more experience than others on the ticket this year). But she has plenty of time to hone in on policies and work on a pertinent message to ALL AMERICANS that will really grab their attention. 4 yrs. is also plenty of time for Obama to change peoples' minds as well - LOL! That is if she even chooses to run for national office - it's all up to her, her family and God.

[ansel12]

“She’s been bitten hard by the political bug and is willing to endure long plane rides to stay in the national game,” said Phil Musser, a former executive director at the RGA and now a GOP media consultant.

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For people that make their living with words and images, I thought Mr Musser phrased a negative interpretation deliberately.

[engrpat]

I was in line at the bank today and they had on CNBC and there was Sarah talking about the bail outs. I caught the last, couldn’t really tell what she was talking about other than she was against bail outs. The ‘reporter’ then went on and on saying she couldn’t answer the question and showed she wasn’t ready for prime time. Then he went on to talk about the democrats in Alaska blasting her for being gone and talking care of business in her home state. It was a nasty report. They fear this woman, I think even more today than during the election.

[Lou Budvis]

SP is doing exactly what she needs to do right now -raising cash and enthusiasm for GOP candidates. She needs people to owe her their political lives so she can call in the favors when the time comes. It will take her at least two election cycles to build her machine. Then, with the pipeline built, she can run a monster campaign in ‘16.

[chainsaw]

Palin Does Georgia: What Does It Mean?

It means the democrats are completely wrong about Sarah not helping McLame.

Without her the McCain - Obama contest would have been a complete blowout for Obama.

[Edit35]

While Palin has been widely derided by many political commentators...

Palin, the one candidate with guts and spunk, reminded voters that McCain was simply the same 'ol same boring WashingtonDC cliche wrapped up in a frumpy ill-looking message and body. (shallow? yes, but true)

Ironically, Palin probably DID hurt McCain by reminding voters just how wimpy and awful McCain is on the stump... and in the halls of Congress.

[johnny7]

What Does It Mean?

It means... UP YOURS WAPO!

[Malesherbes]

What makes Sarah Palin fresh is that she is authentic. She doesn’t con, and she doesn’t promise to lower the oceans.

[Paige]

Have any of y’all read some of the posts on that filthy blog? With all kidding aside, Demoncrats are flipping SEXIST.

[dianed]

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[LiberConservative]

"Palin Does Georgia"?!

That's obscene.

She must be doing everything right.

[WalterSkinner]

..it means that Chamblis wins and the MSM takes a boot in the behind--you're not getting rid of this girl--YOU HEAR THAT GOP?

[itsahoot]

[PzLdr]

In New York, the title would mean Georgia is happy as hell.

[Big Horn]

She never voted for the bailout.

[Soul Seeker]

Few would admit they are tired of Bush in the base? yeah right...obviously th person doesn’t spend enough time in conservative circles where we openly express our frustrations.

Go Sarah!

[SuziQ]

she is beloved by the base of the party and she has absolutely no intention of stepping off the national stage any time soon.

Good news on BOTH counts!!

[Sun]

I heard Palin speak about the govt. spending LESS $$ at the Governor’s meeting with Obama. I wonder how many other governors did that.

[Still Thinking]

Though few in the GOP base would admit it publicly, there is a significant weariness with President George W. Bush and, to a lesser extent, Sen. John McCain.

Admit it, hell, we scream it from the rooftops. They're both liberals in their own differing ways. Who gives a rat's patoot about either of 'em? Liberals visceral reaction to Bush has always puzzled me. He's by far the most liberal Republican president in recent history, yet they act like he's some kind of uber-conservative Antichrist (or maybe Anti-Antichrist, since they don't believe in all that religious stuff)

[Still Thinking]

Palin Does GeorgiaDamn, I thought it was a new, um, action film. Yeah.