[ansel12]

“Polls for the past two years have had the same 25% negative support for her, that is the number that say they would never vote for her and it is republicans. Been there since mccain and palin lost.”

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I can easily live with those numbers, don’t you accept that before the nominee is formally chosen that the Romney/Rove type republicans would be absolutely against Palin?

By the way, here is polling from just after the 2008 election.

According to a Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey, 69 percent of Republican voters say the Alaska governor helped McCain’s bid for the presidency. Twenty percent of GOP voters said she hurt the ticket, six percent said she had no effect, and 5 percent were undecided.
Other results of the poll:
91 percent of Republicans have a favorable view of Palin.
65 percent of Republicans have a very favorable view of Palin.
8 percent of Republicans have an unfavorable view of Palin.
3 percent of Republicans have a very unfavorable view of Palin.
64 percent of Republicans say Palin is their top choice for the GOP 2012 presidential nominee.
12 percent of Republicans say Mike Huckabee is their top choice for the GOP 2012 presidential nominee.
11 percent of Republicans say Mitt Romney is their top choice for the GOP 2012 presidential nominee.

[presently no screen name]

GOOD FIND! And that is exactly the feeling in ‘08 when America met SARAH and after the election.

Now the commie rats and rino’s want to tell us differently!

[org.whodat]

Do not think rove are Willard have anything to do with the 25% and in the survey you listed 20% said she hurt the ticket, do not know if it is the same people but I do know enough will set out the election to let Obummer win and I do not want to see that happen. All the wishing and hoping and spinning and calling people names that the Palin supporters have done has not and will not change those facts.

[newzjunkey]

What happened between 2008 and now? Oh, right! She QUIT on Alaska's voters.

That'll endear anyone to a candidate! /s