Sarah has many things going for her but she needs to work on her speech patterns in interviews and needs to get a little more educated on certain areas- - - - -
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She will run an unconventional campaign. In 2008, she had to conform her ideas to McCain’s policies. His policies were vetted through campaign staff, so you had a moderate’s more moderate staff handling a conservative. It was way too plastic for Sarah. In 2012 she will play it as it lays. Her policies will be well laid out in advance. You can read them as she posts them on Facebook. Her policies will contrast greatly with Obama (or Hillary) and the election will be about abiding by the Constitution or throwing it out and adopting Rules for Radicals.
She does need to do some more foreign travel and I bet we see that after November. She stopped in liberal land last night (Eugene,OR) and did well. Her message will even be well received in NYC and SF before Obama’s term is up. He already has to take a union audience with him in order to get applause.
It’s much more important for Sarah to be genuine than it is for her to sound like an Ivy League debater. Whatever mannerisms and speech patterns she has that have drawn attention to her are good things. If she changed them now it would be phony. If she’s criticized for them, she just throws it right back at them.
Look she will get 100 percent of the fr vote. She needs to convince some of the mamby pamby moderates and to do that she has to polish up her game a little more. Not much, just enough to where she keeps her authenticity but convinces enough people on the fence that she can hacvk it.