Sarah Palin urged to run for president by leading Democrat
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You know its getting serious when Sarah Palin is being urged to run for president -- by a leading Democrat.
Donna Brazile was Al Gore's campaign manager and is a prominent figure in the party. As an African American woman she carries considerable clout.
Her column today makes some very interesting points.
Four of out ten Republicans are unhappy with the candidates so far -- that gives Palin a huge opening.
Also, Palin can jump in at any time due to her great name recognition, something not enjoyed by any other would be candidate at this point.
Brazile also points out that Palin is a lot smarter than she is portrayed as.
Her decision to take a low profile after her gaffe on the Gabby Giffords shooting in Arizona is just one example.
These brief periods of anonymity give Palin power presence when she decides to re-emerge.
The media cannot get enough of her. The mad rush over her e mails when governor of Alaska is just the latest example.
So she can command at the bully pulpit at any time and she can dictate most of the coverage by insisting on who she allows to interview her.
With the economy looking like it is heading south again, Palin is in an enviable position.
She can outlast the current crop of contenders who are not impressing anyone and jump in this fall right when the media coverage begins to peak.
No prizes for guessing who gets the lion's share of coverage if she does.
She is also battle tested in a way she never was last time she ran. She has the high ground if she wants it.
Brazile is right-- Palin could still change this presidential race
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maggiebags | Jun 12, 2011, 11:18 AM EDT
I totally agree with jamthecat - could be why the recommendation was made by that high power democrat - run Sarah,dems stay in. It is beyond comprehension but if Sarah Palin should, by some idiotic twist of fate, become president of the United States I will leave the country. She absolutely is NOT smarter than she is portrayed - the portrayal of her intelligence/knowledge/education, etc. has come from Sarah herself - she opens her mouth and out comes really stupid stuff - my 12 year old grandson knows more about American history and foreign relations than it appears she could ever hope to know. Please do run Sarah - we need to keep the dems in the white house!
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jamthecat | Jun 12, 2011, 11:06 AM EDT
I hope she does. It will guarantee a Democrat stays in office and will probably give the House back to the Dems. So please run, Sarah. Do the progressives a favor.
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cillowen | Jun 12, 2011, 10:33 AM EDT
this is the comedic relief we need.
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