That is a vague and unconvincing vote of no confidence on your part.
I won't go into a full dissertation of why Sarah Palin is America's best hope to restore this country to its conservative roots, and how she will help us to root out the leftist corruption now infecting every corner of our government, but you can plainly see it in the trajectory of her political career, and her public service record.
Sarah has guts, determination, honesty, and the one thing that most politicians are lacking in, and that is rock-solid, unshakable core values. She will always make the correct choice in a crisis, because her decisions are informed and guided by her principles. And those principles are 100% conservative, with their roots firmly planted in our American Founding Ideals.
This is what people across the nation are reacting to. They saw the same thing in Ronald Reagan, who was also dismissed and ridiculed by the left-wing press in his time. His defeat of the hapless Jimmy Carter was so devastating, and such an overwhelming repudiation of liberalism, that it knocked the wind right out of the Democrat left.
Sarah Palin will do the same thing in 2012, should she decide to run. There is absolutely no question about that.
I can only hope. But my political calculus machine puts Sara at < 20% chance.
I pray she proves me wrong — I look for the tipping point that obama got when Kennedy endorsed him (my take is that is when he began his slide into the presidency).
But if need be, I will vote against Communism ad Socialism, even if it isn’t perfect, as opposed to many here who would elect Stalin if his (ostensibly Conservative) opponent wasn’t Pure.
All I know is what I have seen, and what I have seen is a woman who would wrestle a bear that threatens her child. There’s a lot of Irish there. Like another Irishman—Andy Jackson.