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To: RitaOK

Sarah isn’t running, you suppose to be happy but you continue to jab at her for “allege” imaginary moneymaking books deals she hasn’t produce since last year. That seems that you are at spite against her for something other than political.....it’s cattiness


12 posted on 12/08/2011 7:53:38 PM PST by Bigtigermike
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To: Bigtigermike

You brought her up. I wanted you to know it will be *we*, who will be doing the endorsing and she will be seen following her fan base and customers.


14 posted on 12/08/2011 8:00:28 PM PST by RitaOK (Rasmussen- the polling standard for accuracy.)
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To: Bigtigermike

Great Merciful Zeus: Longtime Romney Supporters Abandoning Him in Chicago. Is His “Inevitable” Victory Now Impossible?
December 8, 2011 by Kevin DuJan
http://hillbuzz.org/great-merciful-zeus-longtime-romney-supporters-abandoning-him-in-chicago-is-his-inevitable-victory-now-impossible-70104

(NOTE: Read the comments, too.)

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Larry J. Sabato’s Crystal Ball
12/08/2011

2012 Republican Race: The Field May Not Be Closed

Conventional wisdom is that the Republican presidential field is set, and that it is much too late for a new candidate to enter the race.

In years past, that would be absolutely correct. Over the last few decades, dozens of primaries and caucuses have been shoe-horned into the opening weeks of the election year, with the tendency on the Republican side for the front-running candidate to score a quick knockout.

But next year, the arrangement of the primary calendar is much different. It is less condensed at the front, much more loaded with events at the back, with the prospect of a viable, late-starting candidate quite real.

[snip] Continue reading here: http://www.centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/

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Could Sarah Palin Still Get in the Race?

“.....Feb. 14 is the last day that a late entrant could enter the race and reasonably be expected to do well in subsequent races.

The scenario looks something like this: http://voices.yahoo.com/could-sarah-palin-still-race-10634503.html?cat=9


19 posted on 12/08/2011 10:57:04 PM PST by Matchett-PI ("One party will generally represent the envied, the other the envious. Guess which ones." ~GagdadBob)
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