Odd, everything I’ve been hearing her say since candidates started announcing has been along the lines of ‘Yeah, they’re good, but I’m not seeing the right person in the race yet’.
Exactly right. I don’t know many times Governor Palin has to repeat the same thing, but every interviewer asks the same idiotic question and she gives the same basic answer:
She has not found any candidate in the current field that she is willing to support, and yesterday she added, not willing to support, “heart and soul”.
She also added that she doesn’t think the field is set, which of course led to the question about her own entry and the possible entries of Christie and Ryan.
I truly think and believe she’s running, so I will support her “heart and soul” with my prayers, my money and my hard work!
She is the only thoroughly vetted, totally TEA PARTY credentialed candidate, with no ties to Washington, D.C., with the record of successfully going after crooks in both parties!
Well, we all “hear” through our individual mindsets. I did listen to the interview with Grata last evening, especially for what I could discern about Palin’s plans. What caught my attention was her statement, near the end, that (paraphrase) that an elected position is not the one and only way she can go.
I would ask: Why even make that comment? 99.99999% of us are not going to run for elective office, so we already know that. So, I took it as a negative as far as expecting her to enter the race.
But, reading tea leaves IS an uncertain business.
And I am FOR any and everything that will get Obama out of our house next November. I am just not convinced that Sarah Palin in the race advances that goal.
And I do understand political passion - I was a die hard Keyes supporter. I have learned that passion must be tempered with a good dose of political reality.