indecision08:
Regardless of what happens next Tuesday, I have a feeling that Sarah Palin will be sneaking into the Oval Office to measure the curtains...
"She is a diva. She takes no advice from anyone," a McCain adviser told CNN. "She does not have any relationships of trust with any of us, her family or anyone else. Also, she is playing for her own future and sees herself as the next leader of the party."...
"Sarah Oh-Twelve!" bellowed a man in field coat and jeans, one of several thousand at the Leesburg rally, when Palin spoke about her tax policies yesterday.
The oh-twelve message, if mathematically flawed, seemed to capture the crowd's sentiment. There were "I [Heart] Palin" bumper stickers on cars, "Team Sarah" T-shirts in pink, "Sarah!" pins and countless signs: "You Go Girl." "You're in Palin Country." "Maverick Barracuda." One of the souvenir vendors said his most popular offering was a pin showing Palin next to a pit bull and the usual "McCain-Palin" logo reversed, with her name first and in larger letters.
Do you honestly think that now that Sarah Palin has been introduced to the national stage there's even a small chance that she's gonna step down? Even after the curtain drops and the orchestra goes home?
Not even a small chance.
And she have four years to learn what the Bush Doctrine is.
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