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The answer is that Palin should ask for her childrens’ opinion, and it’s very simple logic.

If a parent has promised their children to put the family first, their opinion will establish whether or not running for president is consistent with that promise.

You have no argument.

I sure as hell do have an argument, and you better come up with some better reasoning skills.

First of all, asking kids opinions is one thing. Basing your decision on what can and will dramatically affect your life, their lives, and in this case, the country, on their opinion is 2 ENTIRELY different things. THEY ARE CHILDREN!

Who knows what is best for kids? Parents or the kids themselves? Should parents ask their kids if they feel like doing chores or going to school?

You seriously equate "putting family first" with doing whatever the kids want? What, are you a child yourself?!

And please show me the Biblical precedent for letting children decide ANYTHING! much less what a family does or does not do.

Are you actually as clueless and stupid as you look like on this thread? If so, please just go away; you contribute nothing of value and continually antagonize those who do...

“You seriously equate “putting family first” with doing whatever the kids want? What, are you a child yourself?!”

You might try broaching that question with ‘chaz’ bono...or jared loughner for that matter...or rachel corry...
oh wait.