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Let me ask this question for a 5th time, if not Sarah who?
Mitt?
Huck?
Newt?
Rudy?
Tancredo?
Hunter?
Paul?

Your 'question' is a trick question, because you already have quick retorts as to why any of the above names you're mentioning are undesirable and/or unelectable. Other candidates are not the issue. The issue is Sarah Palin's conservative credentials which have become highly suspect due to her inconsistency as a conservative. By her own admission, she "shares John McCain's vision for America", and anyone who doesn't understand what that means doesn't have enough neurons to tie their shoes.

John McCain is NO conservative, there is no question, no argument about that.

Sarah Palin has stated clearly that she shares the "vision" of McCain for America, and as painful as it must be for the Palin-lovers out there, that equates only to one conclusion:

Sarah Palin's vision for America (which is the same as McCain's) is NOT a conservative vision.

And that’s fine, but please show me this hallowed untainted figure who is going to ride to the rescue in 2012 with a chance against ZERO.

Like I said, I am for Petraus/Thune and think that is our best chance. However, Petraus so far has said he is not jumping in.

However, after that I see Sarah as the only viable alternative left, despite her flaws.

By her own admission, she "shares John McCain's vision for America", and anyone who doesn't understand what that means doesn't have enough neurons to tie their shoes.

We all know what McRat's vision for America is, and it certainly isn't libertarian-conservative or anything close!

"[Conservatives are] going to destroy the f*cking [Republican] party...
Why would I want to be the leader of a party of such a**holes?"
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, UNKNOWN

"I think the Democratic Party is a fine party, and I have
no problems with it, in their views and their philosophy."
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, 02 APR. 2004

"I have to tell you, [Obama] is a decent person, a person that you
do not have to be scared [of] as president of the United States."
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, 10 OCT. 2008

"But certainly in the short term, or even the long term,
I would not support repeal of Roe vs. Wade,
which would then force women in America
to [undergo] illegal and dangerous operations.”
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, 24 AUG. 1999

"In the long term, if you alienate the Hispanics,
you’ll pay a heavy price. By the way,
I think the fence is least effective.
But I’ll build the G****mned fence if they want it!"
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, FEB. 2007