Palin Seen More Negatively by Republicans Than Other Possible 2012 Candidates, Poll Finds

I'm a Republican. My opinion...leave Sarah Palin exactly where she is. She's scaring the media, the competing parties, and making heads turn, for better or worse. As President, she would probably be less useful than as a media resource...sometimes, she's a bit screwy I admit, but she is entertaining and a lot of the time, she points our very accurate knowledge to an uninformed public, even if she likes to spin it a bit and leave out opposing arguments.

If McCain/Palin had won the election we would be at war with Iran, North Korea, and Egypt with their go it alone rootin tootin policies. I prefer working with our allies thru the UN.

The public is finally coming around to seeing the true Sarah Palin. Instead of smiling and nodding while talking about murders and national tragedies, she should have shown some humility. I was compelled to create a visual commentary of her political rhetoric and its effects on my artist's blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/01/sarah-palin-made-me-do-it.html Drop by and let me know what you think.

Like watching a train wreck.

It's a bit early, but it's also a bit strange. The Republicans just don't have any real conservative darlings anymore. The Ronald Reagan, George Bush types just don't seem to exist. In fact, from an Independent distance, it's almost like no one in the GOP really likes anyone in the GOP. So what's new?---you may ask. Well, the strange mix at the moment, which passes for conservative Republican ideology---mostly talk show hosts and wild-eyed governors and Tea Party hacks---is enough to give the "grand ole party" of the past a real heartburn. And some of them could not be more deserving of same.

Sarah Palin is extremely popular with strong, active males and lovely, liberated ladies, but you wouldn't know it if you listen to empty bow-ties & porcine pundits passing as prophets.

Logic problem right out of the box:

"If Sarah Palin is seriously considering a run for president in 2012, the latest poll on her standing among Republican candidates contains the same kind of bad news found in earlier surveys."

The" if" clause has nothing to do with the latter clause. The concepts need to be connected with a thought...such as "..in 2012, then she might want to consider that..."

Kinda like lookin' for your cleanest dirty shirt, ain't it?

...and why do those green campaign buttons remind me of the Starbuck's logo color/font scheme?

I figure that if she doesn't get the GOP nomination (or pursue it) she might run as an independent (especially if rumors about her days at Fox News being numbered are true)... in that perspective, Sarah Palin would become in the political election interest the conservative's equivalent to the liberal's Ralph Nader.
(not enough clout to win but enough clout to hurt the state voting numbers of the Republican candidate)