I didn’t watch the video, yet. Yes, she’s always being asked the question if she will run so she knows people are anxious but she does keeps answering it. So any speculation when it is - is one’s own and if they are disappointed - that’s their own, also.
Nor do I think she is taunting supporters but I believe she is watching the candidates and giving that enough time to see what she needs to see. She is not taking this lightly and for that alone she is worthy of respect. I’m for giving her all the time she needs and I certainly wouldn’t give her pressure to announce when it ‘looks like all things are in place’.
Once she announces, the next 9 years start and they are no longer hers. As we know, she’s an over-the-top worker and it will be nose to the grindstone from here on out. And then considering the mess barry has already made of this country and with almost 1.5 yrs left - who knows what will face her. That’s why I’m ALL for giving her whatever time she needs and will never be disappointed if she doesn’t announce when everyone expects/wants it.
You could have spoken from my own heart in the balance of your post, but I still consider that Sarah helped blow the speculation about her announcement up into a firestorm with her recent activity. I honestly believe that she's much too big a person to let her supporters own any disappointment (over her not announcing) by themselves. It's just not the way she's strung.
If she feels that the greater good will be served by her stepping into the race later than popularly anticipated, I'm confident that she'll figure out a way to keep everyone's spirits high, while leaving her competition (and enemies) guessing.