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And she hasn't announced she's even running. This has got to give Bachmann a massive migraine and the migraine story apparently has had a negative effect on her as this story shows. You see people, when Palin announces, and she will, you will see Romney sink like the Titanic in the polls. Palin has all the right ingredients that America needs to right the ship so to speak. She has exellent executive experience at handling deficits, oil and gas, fiscal reform and lastly, fighting corruption. She is a patriot, loves our military, veterans and cares for our senior citizens. It's just amazing that she is polling so well and is just a citizen who hasn't annouced she is running. Simply stunning.
http://washingtonexaminer.com/blogs...ithout-running-palin-stays-near-top-gop-field
There's a near consensus among Washington insiders that Sarah Palin will not run for president. But a new poll suggests the former Alaska governor would become an instant force in the race if she did choose to run.
In the survey, by the Washington Post and ABC News, Palin comes in a solid second in the Republican field, behind frontrunner Mitt Romney but ahead of the surging Michele Bachmann. Palin is also well ahead of another possible GOP candidate, Texas Governor Rick Perry.
The numbers are: Romney 26 percent; Palin 18 percent; Bachmann 12 percent; Ron Paul nine percent; Perry eight percent; Herman Cain six percent; Newt Gingrich five percent; Jon Huntsman three percent; and Tim Pawlenty and Rick Santorum at two percent each. In a question without Palin and Perry, the other candidates are in mostly the same order.
http://washingtonexaminer.com/blogs...ithout-running-palin-stays-near-top-gop-field
There's a near consensus among Washington insiders that Sarah Palin will not run for president. But a new poll suggests the former Alaska governor would become an instant force in the race if she did choose to run.
In the survey, by the Washington Post and ABC News, Palin comes in a solid second in the Republican field, behind frontrunner Mitt Romney but ahead of the surging Michele Bachmann. Palin is also well ahead of another possible GOP candidate, Texas Governor Rick Perry.
The numbers are: Romney 26 percent; Palin 18 percent; Bachmann 12 percent; Ron Paul nine percent; Perry eight percent; Herman Cain six percent; Newt Gingrich five percent; Jon Huntsman three percent; and Tim Pawlenty and Rick Santorum at two percent each. In a question without Palin and Perry, the other candidates are in mostly the same order.
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