Doubt she would say that. But I’m sure she would support the party’s presumptuous (yup, presumptuous) nominee after rousing the crowd and the nation with a truly conservative message setting herself up for 2016.Right on Jim, It is a sad, sad state of affairs we are in.
The Democrats picked the perfect candidate for them, while ANY of the other candidates would have beat Ubama within an inch of his electoral life, they nudge the Stupid Party into picking Willard, the only one who was guaranteed to loose. But if by some act of fate he does win, that simply guarantees the Progressive take over the Republican Party, because now the Elites will say "Our Milquetoast Candidate Romney won".
So they will endlessly trot out Romney clones from now until eternity.
But with Sarah's help we can Take back the GOP for the Conservatives, and we start that now, by having her push our Conservative agenda and showing the GOP-e we will not go away.
I respectfully disagree.
I believe Palin and Romney may just end up the ticket this year. It would be bold, and hold off a last-minute Hillary intrusion.
Palin would win for Romney.
Win.
Now about 2016, that is another case altogether. But for four years anyway, it’s all Romney all the time.
If Romney does (not) pick Palin as his running mate, despite all my best efforts, then all best are off, the day after he is elected.
Then it seriously becomes Palin 2016. From the very first day.
So Mitt. I’m 100% behind you, but I’m also for Ms. Palin in 2016. Either from within, or from without.
:D