$uper $illy $arahrahrah's willfull giddy ignorance about everything along with her $loppy, noi$ome, mucky word $alad$ has finally taken its toll even among the tea baggers. $arah's $narky, $arcastic, $currilous, $hameless commentary on anything & everything has grown so tiresome & trite. All those emails out of the Alaska governor's office will (eventually) clearly illustrate this.

$arah will be aborted by the GOP in 2011 because $he is unelectable. The vociferous verbal vacuuming has begun.

By the end of 2011 $arah will be a red-patent-leather-peekaboo-pump footnote. The cruise ships that ply the icy cold waters around Alaska won't even want $arah glad handing the tourists.

Of course, $arah won't glad hand anything or anyone at this point without some kind of monetary compensation.

Eat your hearts out, Soros has funded your favorite, MSNBC

I think her poll numbers are dropping because she is showing people more of what she simply does not know. She has no ethics apparently, she knows nothing of substance regarding running the country, she insults everyone who makes any comment about her. She criticizes everyone all the while claiming to be a devout Christian. Has she ever heard of the phrase turn the other cheek? Or does she even know where that came from or read that book? She is just someone who had 15 minutes of fame and turned it into millions and maybe a couple of hours. Most republicans do not think she is even close to being qualified and she obviously does not know what having experience means. And what you have to have to replace it if you don't have experience. Someone should tell her. Like her daughters. I think they know.

My thoughts about Palin is that she is very popular with far right tea partiers, whom do not read this site, let alone much else, and are attracted by her vision and wants for America, even though they may not be clear to at least me. She will have an impact on who gets nominated by the Repubicans. In each primary, the the tea partiers will vote with whom she supports and in many primaries that will be the difference. No Republican serious of making a run can alienate her. The may tactfully dance around her but they can't distance themselves too far away and expect to win. I would like to see Scott Brown. he is young and energetic, with no apparent baggage and seems to vote from a independent centrist view. Conservative enough to address the deficit, liberal enough to keep health care with some tweaks. My vote will still go for Obama, who has acted extremely Presidential with all the hate that is thrown at him.

The Dumb and Dumber comment was pure hate, I can't see it any other way.

The Good Ship Palin has sunk, someone should tell the Captain, who was not on board at the time, about the tragedy.

I like all the people thinking about Trump,,,,,,,,Hahahaha OK, He is pretty good at Trump economics,,,,,,He is a multi-billionaire after all, LOL The only problem with that is the property lost for lack of payments and the fact that he is in debt twice as much as he is actually worth. Even at that,,,,,,It probably would still be an improvement over "Trickle Down Economics"

I'm sure when it comes to the democrat candidates, there will be plenty of corporate money as well - Google, Microsoft, Boeing, Intel  and the Silcon Valley, and then there are those like Warren Buffitt, Barbara Streisand and all of Hollywood.

It might even make Justice Roberts stand up and decide his court's decision was wrong after all - corporations aren't people and they sure aren't voters.

I think Obama has worked his way into a political corner. A no-win situation. His liberal agenda is dead. His economic agenda is a dismal failure. Twenty states are fighting in court to have the HCR bill thrown out. His oil spill disaster handling was inept. He faced political disaster in the mid-terms. His key advisers quit on him. Nothing will get passed unless the Republicans approve it. In order to compromise with the new Republicans, he will have to almost become a Republican himself. This will totally alienate his liberal, progressive base. He's dammed if he does. and dammed if he doesn't.

All the GOP has to do is present a viable candidate with real world business experience, and an acceptable running mate, and they have this election in the bag. Probably for the next eight years.