[altura]

Everyone wants conservatives to unite behind one candidate.

However, everybody also wants that to be THEIR candidate.

Eventually one of the candidates will win. You may be right that if all the conservatives split their vote, it will leave Romney sittin’ pretty, but what can we do?

I can’t switch over to Cain. I can’t support Newt with all my heart although I would vote for him.

I can’t convince everyone to vote for Perry even though he’s obviously the best candidate.

So what can we do? It may end up being Newt.

[WVNan]

I think that's pretty much what I'm saying. The conservative vote will be split so many ways, Romney walks in. Unless we can agree on one candidate other than Romney, he's it, and agreeing just is not going to happen.

Do you recall one of Sarah's last interviews with Hannity? She made a statement near the end of that interview that really caught my attention. She said, this is not going to be a "normal" election. this is going to be a very unusual election. Mark my words, it's going to be a VERY UNUSUAL election." Maybe not her exact words, but paraphrased. It was her emphasis that was so strong on the very unusual. I can't find the interview now, but her statement and the way she said it sure has stuck with me. It sounded like she knew something she wasn't telling.