[E. Pluribus Unum]

It's a tactic called "under the radar," and it will make heads explode.

[pgkdan]

in Iowa, that bellwether first-in-the-nation caucus state.

Iowa is a bellwweather of nothing! It's a waste of time to the nation at large because all that gets discussed is how much the candidates are willing to extract from the rest of to pay off the farmers growing corn for ethanol! Yeaa welfare for the farmers!!

[Adder]

Ummm...maybe she is not running?

[Mariner]

There are still about 9 months left before the Iowa Caucus.

Waiting another 5-6 months for a premier candidate is not a serious matter.

Endorsements mean FAR FAR less than ever. Folks will cast their ballots based on what they "feel" anyway. And, Palin will stir 'em up if she speaks on the stump there.

[FroggyTheGremlim]

The media is just trying to get her to show her hand.

She’s too sly for them.

[Jim Noble]

“Announcing” and “running” play into the enemy’s hands.

Sarah will be on the ballot in all 50 states, and she will be campaigning by October 2012.

She may wait until the “anybody but these 2 losers” vote is >50%, who knows?

Be patient. She’ll be sworn in on January 20, 2013. Don’t worry about the other stuff.

[BCEagles]

I don’t think we’ve reached the “too late to run” point yet for any candidate. The first primaries aren’t until late January according to the calendar I read, so we’re still about 9 months away.

If we get into the summer, say June or even July, and there’s no indication of anything going on with Palin, then I’ll be concerned.

[The Wizard]

The Governor has been running since she stepped down as Governor

[EveningStar]

She’s not running.

[Anamnesis]

People clearly don't know the Gov's political history.

The groundwork for her Alaskan Gubernatorial campaign was also kept under the radar for a long time. Palin won the campaign because of her skills as a retail politician. It's a mistake to think that those skills won't transfer over to her Iowa campaign.

There is already a grassroots campaign working for Palin: Organize4Palin. We know who the big players are in Iowa, and we have already established contact. Some of up have uprooted ourselves from our homestate to move to Iowa to campaign for her.

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Palin supporters (especially those in Iowa),

DON’T WAIT UNTIL PALIN ANNOUNCES!

Palin and her aide Rebecca Mansour have already given the green-light, without “officially” announcing.
I've highlighted tweets that Rebecca Mansour has retweeted and other hints that Palin has given over the past few months:Why a Palin 2012 Run is Inevitable

Most notably, her aide is pushing Organize4Palin. Check out this tweet from Rebecca Mansour:

O4P Iowa's Blog: http://iowans4palin.blogspot.com/ O4P Iowa's Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Iowa4Palin O4P Iowa Mailing List signup (List Iowa as your state in your profile): http://tinyurl.com/33r7fg8 The coordinator can be directly contacted here: iowa@organize4palin.com

Donate to O4P, Iowa*

Recent News and Ground Reports

Check out this article published in the WSJ about the Iowa O4P state coordinator: http://tiny.cc/t3kr5

*Note: If you want to donate to another state O4P chapter, just click the button above and change the url of the link to your desired state.

	O4P Signup: http://tinyurl.com/33r7fg8 To opt-in for text reminders and alerts: Text 4PALIN to 74679     Newsletters: April 17: http://conta.cc/fOdkf3 April 9: http://conta.cc/fKR3Dg March 19: http://conta.cc/fmJ20C	Donate to O4P, General Fund
	On November 2, 2010; O4P helped Sarah Palin elect: 37 House Reps, 6 Senators, 7 Governors, 2 Attorney Generals, & 1 Secretary of State.O4P had a 67% success rate in November 2010!

Email yourstate@organize4palin.com to directly contact your local coordinator, if it already has one. I've listed the ones that I believe already have a state coordinator, but go ahead and email yourstate@organize4palin.com in case my list isn't up to date:
alabama@organize4palin.com alaska@organize4palin.com arizona@organize4palin.com california@organize4palin.com colorado@organize4palin.com florida@organize4palin.com idaho@organize4palin.com illinois@organize4palin.com	indiana@organize4palin.com iowa@organize4palin.com kansas@organize4palin.com maryland@organize4palin.com missouri@organize4palin.com nebraska@organize4palin.com newyork@organize4palin.com	northcarolina@organize4palin.com northdakota@organize4palin.com ohio@organize4palin.com oregon@organize4palin.com pennsylvania@organize4palin.com southcarolina@organize4palin.com wisconsin@organize4palin.com

Organize4Palin is a project of American Grizzlies United, a grassroots organization dedicated to organizing, educating, and training volunteers for American political elections. Contributions or gifts to American Grizzlies United are not tax deductible. Paid for by American Grizzlies United and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

[FreeReign]

Lots of hyperventilating from the chattering class 10 months before a state chooses about one percent of the nation's delegates.

Why even write this story?

Romney is on it in Iowa, isn't he?

And Palin isn't running, is she?

[PaleoBob]

Winning in Iowa requires pandering to the corn subsidy. I don’t think Palin would do that, and thus wouldn’t win there. Iowa is the capital of corporate welfare. The entire purpose of that caucus is to protect the billions Iowa rips off from the other 49 states to waste yet more money on the ethanol rip-off. If she’s in, I hope Palin loses there.

[Sarabaracuda]

If Sarah runs she has my support. If she doesn’t I will support the candidate she endorses. If that candidate does not win the nomination I will support whoever does win it. Anyone with an R by their name is better than Obama.

[Sea Parrot]

Delusional fools if they think Sarah Palin does not know what is afoot in the hinterlands and why she does not have to be personally organizing, it is being done below the radar for her by others.

I know AZ Chapter of O4P is swinging into go for it mode, and am sure O4P is doing likewise in other states.