Invited to a Tea Party, Sarah Palin Speaks, but Will She Lead?

The article by Mary Curtis "Invited to a Tea Party, Palin speaks--etc, plus the thousands of other journalist and TV talking heads that offer their perspective of the effect the tea party is likely to have in upcoming elections, I herein ad my own: The final comment in Curtis' articke "Many delegates wore Palin/Beck buttons that says it all" illustrates the degree to which the movement may fail in its effort to stem the tide of Obama/Read/Pelosi liberalism. Indeed, as another journalist wrote (the party needs a leader (a face) with the appeal of a Ronald Reagan that can enuciate a comprehensive, consertative, intellectual idealogy that will appeal to the millions of citizens who are so disgusted with "politics as usual". Neither Palin, and most certainly Beck does not suggest a change in that regard. I fear that Palin, and other aspirants to the presidency are so fired with personal ambition that they will fail to unite, and give their timely support to a candidate with the background, tempermant, and experience so urgently needed to alter the course to perdition chartered by George Bush, and accelerated by Obama.