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The title is misleading. You might write: Another 25 reasons why I think Sarah Palin is running for President. As for why she might be running, I think there’s only 2 reasons. She loves this country too much to set it go down and she knows that she can do it.

I like your post, tech. But I’m not seeing enough affirmative action out of Palin. And there are too many people running around saying that she’s liable to endorse Perry without any denials from the Palin camp.

I don’t like what I’m seeing out of Palin over the past week. Too much indecisiveness, not enough ramp-up.

Best,

Chris

Anyone with half a brain knows Palin is running for president. But she’s doing it on her own terms. Those who’re enamored with Palin’s putting a stick in the media’s eye should be able to appreciate what she’s doing.

I would expect she is further committed to the task following the release of her emails. They have validated her as being a hard working and intelligent Alaskan governor.

Palin does not have to publicly commit to running until she enters the primary process. So why should she? Btttt, you say she needs to put together an organization, obtain delegated etc. Of course she does. But the time is not ripe for her to do so. There are still too many RINOs, libertarians and faux consertvatives out there who are resisting the change in presidential election dynamics—at least as far those who label themselves Republican.

But the sorting out is underway. Huckbee, Gingrich and Trump gone. Romney is a dead man walking. Bachmann made a serious mistake in hiring Rollins to head her campaign. His brand of politicing will not be accepted by Tea Party conservatives. Any delegates they signed up—either now or in the not too distant future) will have to choose another standard bearer. They seem to be tilting toward Pawlenty as a lesser evil to Palin. I don’t think Pawlenty will survive a fight with Palin. Indeed, given the extent this woman and her family have been ravaged by the Marxists, I don’t think any GOP candidate stands a chance against her. She has been hardened in the cruicible of the arena.

Of all the pretenders she’s the only Tea Party Conservative or GOP candidate who has taken the fight to Onada. In the process she’s taken the heat, survived and honed her message. Her Twitter portal gives her access to the concerns and opinions of millions of truly conservative voting Americans. Her public speeches are always standing room only events. No other conservative or GOP candidate can claim likewise.

It really is as simple as that.

Question: Why would Fox News go out of their way to attack Governor Sarah Palin, one of its own employees, and risk antagonizing a “money-making machine” if she were not running for President?

Another question: Question: Why would Fox News go out of their way to attack Governor Sarah Palin, one of its own employees, at all?