“Sarah had all the supporters, not McCain.
Just as 0bama had all the supporters, not Biden.
0bamas supporters outnumbered Sarahs supporters.
What is so hard about that to understand?
I know it hurts to admit defeat, but this is the way it is.
Sarah doesnt have as much support in America as 0bama does.”
Palin was just freshly introduced to the nation. Perhaps it was a bit early for her, a bit rushed. 4 years later and you have a lot of name recognition, some more seasoning and, hopefully, initiation into national issues. And you have perhaps a flagging economy to hang around Obama’s neck.
I DO however, have to say that this does not help Palin for 2012. I would have preferred to see her become more seasoned by successfully seeing through the governorship of her state, taking a leadership role in the Republican Governors Association, etc. Still, way too early to write her off, especially if the economy and especially the jobs market does not recover before 2012, upon which all bets are off and it is then conceivable that the winner of the Republican primary also has the inside track to win back the White House.
Palin was just freshly introduced to the nation.So was 0bama. And that didn't stop him from amassing more votes than any other presidential candidate in history.
I DO however, have to say that this does not help Palin for 2012. I would have preferred to see her become more seasoned by successfully seeing through the governorship of her stateYou got that right.