Palin is there to help him win Iowa.
I’m guessing we won’t hear much out of Palin after Iowa
until much later in the campaign.
“Palin is there to help him win Iowa. I am guessing we will not hear much out of Palin after Iowa until much later in the campaign.”
I pray that’s true, and it was my initial thought. Trouble is, this isn’t the 1800s when endorsements were made locally and heard only locally. The entire world sees everything in real time. I wish there hadn’t been the big hype before she appeared — a “special” guest — which turned it into an event. Low-key is good here.
I couldn’t help but compare 2016 Sarah to 2008 Sarah. When McCain presented her, she was amazing — dressed like a professional, well spoken, and completely classy. Yesterday: None of those things. Since Trump has made great choices throughout the campaign so far, I’m trusting that he knows what he’s doing.
I love Sarah. I lived in Alaska for 20 years, and completely “get” her in that Alaskans aren’t much influenced by image, putting on airs, or political correctness; it’s WYSIWYG. (It’s the only truly free place I’ve ever lived.) People in other places usually don’t understand that honesty.
My “Palin 2012” shirt that I made several years ago always is a hit when I wear it out shopping. It’s old. It’s ratty. I won’t give it up!