[Outlaw Woman]

Technically, it may be not be too late for Palin “to jump into 2012 race” but in the hearts of many Americans, who were patiently waiting for her, it is.

[jivin gene]

“Technically, it may be not be too late for Palin “to jump into 2012 race” but in the hearts of many Americans, who were patiently waiting for her, it is.”

I beg to differ. After watching the current crop of contenders sputter and die, all it will take is a “Game on” from Sarah Palin, and you will see the explosion of a lifetime. It will be like a thousand jet engines - all igniting at once. Mark my words.

[itsahoot]

but in the hearts of many Americans, who were patiently waiting for her, it is.

Then in their hearts they are wrong. She will run or she won't, but thinking that people would not vote for her because she waited to late, in their opinion to run, is just silly. Do people really abandon their beliefs so quickly?

Maybe we are building the Golden Calf a little early, been done before you know.

[Windflier]

Technically, it may be not be too late for Palin “to jump into 2012 race” but in the hearts of many Americans, who were patiently waiting for her, it is.

Perhaps a small percentage of Palin's supporters have succumbed to the "I can't stand waiting" virus, but judging by comments on this forum, most are keeping their powder dry, and aren't overly anxious about it.

There are key filing dates fast approaching, and Palin has said that she'll let everyone know what her intentions are in late September - early October.

I'm not sweating it. She's more or less already given us the time frame for her announcement.

[FreeReign]

Technically, it may be not be too late for Palin “to jump into 2012 race” but in the hearts of many Americans, who were patiently waiting for her, it is.

Speak for yourself.

I'm still waiting for a candidate who isn't a total disaster on illegal immigration, and who understands the Constitution and Second Amendment.

I'll wait as long as it take.