That frosted me from the get-go. I like O’Donnell alot, but when organizing these events you don’t jack around with your headliner by doing this stuff at the last minute. Palin is the draw, period. She might announce her presidency at your event.
You don’t put someone right before her that could upstage her cuz you know the media will drag out the O’Donnell-is-crazy meme, and Palin by association. They will say ANYTHING to blunt Palin’s momentum off an announcement.
You certainly don’t allow O’Donnell to be on the stage with Sarah if she does announce she’s jumping in. That’s immediate association, and Rule #1 in campaign events that you don’t violate.
There’s rumors Crow is in Perry’s camp. Not totally sure of that one yet, so I hope this was an innocent mistake.
Crow is a Palin supporter...people are making crap up.
Crow, apparently not realizing that I was a nobody who has never even met Perry, let alone someone who has any sway whatsoever with his campaign (in fact, I’ve not endorsed any candidate and I was simply there as a favor to a friend), told me he wanted to meet with the Texas Governor and perhaps endorse him in the near future.
“I love Sarah Palin,” Crow told me, “but I know for a fact she ain’t gonna run.”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2771595/posts
JMHO, the amount of time the last couple of days that Crow’s been running off at the mouth and causing gross confusion makes the “innocent” label REAL doubtful.
In any case, somebody needs to sit down with (or ON, if necessary) Crow and tell him to tie a knot in it. He’s turning into a liability, and not just for Palin.