[pissant]

FWIW

[americanophile]

She won’t run.

[r9etb]

For Sale: Cheap.

[RichInOC]

Oh, I’m sorry. Has anybody else formally declared yet?

[RichInOC]

Actually, let’s cut the crap. I can think of several major prospects who are looking like candidates, walking like candidates, and talking like candidates, and anybody who’s not a complete moron knows that if it’s physically, legally and financially possible for them to run, they’re going, but they’re not actually going to say so until they’re damned good and ready.

[Nosterrex]

Maybe the only advantage of being old is that you have seen this play before. People that support Palin must have been too young to remember what the MSM did to Dan Quayle. I admire Sarah Palin, and I think that she is an attractive woman. If I were looking for a wife, I would definitely be interested in her. She has many fine qualities, but she never going to be elected POTUS. The narrative is that she is not POTUS material. Every mistake that she makes only goes to verify the narrative. Obama can make all sorts of gaffs, but he has the narrative of being smart. Palin has to change the narrative, and that is almost impossible to do.

[RichInOC]

FWIW, Dubya didn’t declare until June 1999. Ronald Reagan didn’t declare until November 1979. Patience, boys and girls. All in good time.

[Padams]

She will drag out her decision making process for as long as she can. I can see her doing something “unconventional” such as dangling her potential candidacy, but not actually running, right up to the convention. She must know that when she eventually isn’t running, her “15 minutes” of fame and fortune will end. She will have about as much relevance as Geraldine Ferraro.