[alloysteel]

Sarah is not the candidate, she is the guiding light for ANOTHER campaign - for her big sister, Michele Bachmann.

If, for any reason, Michele should begin to show signs of an unrecoverable stumble, THEN Sarah would step in. But as of now, Sarah is keeping the phony “liberals” entirely off-balance.

And that may be the most important service she could perform.

[carjic]

I don’t buy that at all. Sarah is running and although I like what MB says...She does not offer what Sarah does.

[cpdiii]

Sarah is not the candidate, she is the guiding light for ANOTHER campaign - for her big sister, Michele Bachmann. If, for any reason, Michele should begin to show signs of an unrecoverable stumble, THEN Sarah would step in. But as of now, Sarah is keeping the phony “liberals” entirely off-balance. And that may be the most important service she could perform

Actually I think you are correct. She is putting duty to country ahead of personal ambition. She is also getting a little pay back at the media while she does it :)

[9YearLurker]

Bwahaha! What did you pull that fantasy departure from reality out of?

[onyx]

Your post has to be one of the silliest I have ever read. I hope you don’t believe it.

*Her big sister?* LOLOLOL.

[Bigtigermike]

If this is not sarcasm then I’ll just say this - what part of no executive experience do we have to tell you that Bachmann doesnt have that Sarah HERSELF said that it was critical requirement to have if she would ever support someone for running?

[Windflier]

Sarah is not the candidate, she is the guiding light for ANOTHER campaign - for her big sister, Michele Bachmann.

Michele Bachmann, who's never registered a single major accomplishment while in office, is Sarah Palin's "big sister"? Surely, you jest!

Bachmann can't hold a candle to Sarah Palin, and I think you well know that. Whistling past the graveyard, and pretending that Michele is the true front-runner isn't real convincing. Real accomplishment is. Bachmann is little more than a place-holder for Sarah.

And, just in case you want to know how these two are faring amongst the voting public, have a look at this:

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