Not true.
You answer then who is more popular than Palin and who is even talking about getting the government out of the economy other than Palin.
Let me guess you are a Romney supporter?
Still can’t answer the question, of is the best chance to stop government growth. I say Palin. Who do you say?
"Not true" (Palin's qualification and electability).
Mayor of a very small town (<10,000) and half a term as Governor of any state does not qualify her for POTUS or even come close. She is better qualified than the current POTUS but so am I. As for electability, the winner in 2012 will need to get at least 70,000,000 votes. Palin is popular with certain segments of the right but she is not at all respected by the millions of Independants, and it is these voters who control the office (as evidenced in MA two weeks ago).
"You answer then who is more popular than Palin and who is even talking about getting the government out of the economy other than Palin."
See above for the 'popular' issue. Palin can talk all she wants about what needs to be done (Jesse Jackson has made a career out of talking) but that doesn't make her qualified to do it. Based strictly on her CV (actual life history vs. speeches and twitters) I don't think she is.
"Let me guess you are a Romney supporter?"
No.
"Still can’t answer the question, of is the best chance to stop government growth. I say Palin. Who do you say?"
I've answered above and many times on FR that I do not think that she's up to the job. As for whom do I support....the answer is nobody. Until there is a list of declared candidates (is there?) it is nothing but mental masturbation to state support for anybody. When there is an actual contest for the GOP nomination I will make my choice and I will support it with logic.
If you care to continue please see if you can do it without returning to the name calling. If you can't then this is my last post to you.