[SharpRightTurn]

I hope she gets in, for the sake of what I think I saw one Freeper refer to as the Palin Derangement Adulatory Syndrome crowd. Palin has her supporters, as do the other candidates and potential candidates, but there is a subset of Palin supporters who are almost delusional about it. They may be suicidal if she decides not to run.

Let every conservative who wants to run get in the race, state their positions clearly and IN DETAIL, and then let us get behind the most conservative that can win so that we don’t end up with another mushy nominee like Bush/Dole/Bush/McCain/(Romney).

[org.whodat]

You could leave out the almost delusional, they think they have a mystery voodoo wand that will force you to vote the way they wish so they can overcome the 26% that say they would not vote for her. Worked out well when McCain tried it.

[wolfman23601]

I agree. Let every conservative in the race, but if you aren’t cracking 15% the week before Iowa, get out. We don’t need the conservative vote split 12 ways so Romney walks to the nomination with 25% of the vote. I could get behind Bachmann, Palin, Cain, or even Santorum, Perry or Pawlenty if it came down to it. Bachmann is my first choice in the current field. If Perry and/or Palin get in the field, they would have the opportunity to get my first choice, depending on their platform and debate performances. Romney needs to be stopped. I am sick of having to chose between 2 Wall Street puppets.

[Netizen]

Let every conservative who wants to run get in the race, state their positions clearly and IN DETAIL, and then let us get behind the most conservative that can win so that we don’t end up with another mushy nominee like Bush/Dole/Bush/McCain/(Romney).

Absolutely!

[Syncro]

Palin has her supporters...but there is a subset of Palin supporters who are almost delusional about it.

That super enthusiasm is a great asset.

Take another Sharp Right Turn and you will not misinterpret it in such a negative manner.