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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Hello future Democratic majority!
posted by Dookie The Webmaster
6:12 AM

Palin suggests she's now GOP political fixture


Facing the unhappy prospect of defeat, Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin indicated Wednesday that she will not disappear from the national political scene if the GOP ticket loses on Tuesday.

"Absolutely not. I think that, if I were to give up and wave a white flag of surrender against some of the political shots that we've taken, that ... that would ... bring this whole ... I'm not doing this for naught," Palin said in an interview with ABC News, according to excerpts of a transcript released by the television network.

Palin was steadfast in saying Republican presidential nominee John McCain would defeat Democrat Barack Obama.

"I'm just ... thinking that it's gonna to go our way on Tuesday, Nov. 4. I truly believe that the wisdom of ... of the people will be revealed on that day. As they enter that voting booth, they will understand the stark contrast between the two tickets," the Alaska governor said.

Fixture?

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I say run her for President. She'll get votes from far right extremists and it will end there. Mainstream Republicans loathe her as do all Democrats.

One thing that could actually help her is a successful Obama administration. It may not help in 2012 (he'd get a second term), but it would in 2016. People will start feeling comfortable with their lives again and the pendulum will swing back to favor the issues Palin excels on. They'll be able to vote on relatively lightweight things because the economic and security issues will be fixed. The election will be all about abortion and gay rights. The question is whether the general public goes along with her Puritanical, holier-than-thou stand.

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