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During the 2010 midterm elections, Sarah Palin officially endorsed 64 candidates, while she publicly campaigned with only 13 of them, about half of them won. While most of them were already slated to win, she is talking up her impact on the elections.
Does this make her a prime candidate for 2012? Palin for President?
Personally, I don't think endorsing candidates make you a ''shoe in'' for President. Others are arguing. What's your take?
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Ok. I think bc Ms. Palin is out of office and not currently seeking to be in office she feels free to say and do whatever she wants. So she really has "no filter" which I think a lot of people like and quite frankly feel it is refreshing coning from a politician. So many elected officials read from a script and tell us what they want to hear, it gets old and the American people can see right through it.
ReplyDeleteNow, because she had success getting her candidates elected does not mean she is an automatic in for 2012. I think we are all going to be in for a big surprise when it comes to who is in the running for 2012. That is what I love about politics!
I dont think she has an icicles chance in hell of getting an endorsement for President. She single handedly lost the election for McCain...
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