Palin, 44, has led the character attacks on Obama in the belief that McCain may be throwing away the election and her chance of becoming vice-president. Her supporters think that if the Republican ticket loses on November 4, she should run for president in 2012.
A leading Republican consultant said: “A lot of conservatives are grumbling about what a poor job McCain is doing. They are rolling their eyes and saying, ‘Yes, a miracle could happen, but at this rate it is all over’.
“Sarah Palin is no fool. She sees the same thing and wants to salvage what she can. She is positioning herself for the future. Her best days could be in front of her. She wants to look as though she was the fighter, the person with the spunk who was out there taking it to the Democrats.”
I overflow with glee at the thought of Sarah Palin becoming the Republican nominee for president in 2012. Obama would be reelected by such an enormous margin that the Republicans would have no choice but to change or die. Perhaps at long last the far-right crazies who don't care about anything but fetuses and sodomy would find themselves out on the street. Maybe, just maybe, sane fiscal conservatives would then have a shot at taking back the party. If so, I'd be happy to consider voting for their candidate in 2016.
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I think her even running for the nomination could put some serious strain on the party.
If Palin runs for President in 2012, at least she has name recognition going for her... but, at this point, that may not work in her favor
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