
NO! NO! NO!
Sarah Palin has said that she "would be willing" to challenge President Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential election:
"I would be willing to if I believe that it's right for the country…I won't close the door that perhaps could be open for me in the future."
That effing door better be shut and padlocked!
Since leaving her position as governor of Alaska, Palin has formed a political action committee, began endorsing candidates in Republican primaries, and as we know published a tome of BS book.
Sexy Sarah delivered the keynote address this past Saturday at the tea party convention which resulted in a question during the Q&A portion about a President Palin in the future. The crowd began to chant, "Run, Sarah, Run!"
Are these people insane?!
Apparently they are as voters in a Republican poll by 4-1 margin believe Sarah could run the country better than Obama. Sarah even still stands by that result saying:
"In the campaign, we tried to bring attention to the fact that Obama had really not a lot of experience. And I do say that my executive experience, as an administrator, as a team manager if you will was…and that hasn't changed.
"I think that President Obama with all due respect, his lack of experience is really made manifest in the way that decisions are made in the White House today. I sure wish that the present tool being used to reform health care would die…What they're working on today there in Congress and the White House, it needs to die."
Whatever, Sarah. She could never actually WIN the presidential election!
Right?
It's a terrifying thought!
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