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Dumb, stump but clever: Sarah Palin

By Lydia from Durham, NC - Oct 23rd, 2009 at 11:31 am EDT

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It's all about Sarah Palin and her book deal and proving that she is maverick - rogue. She offered her help to candidates, and there was not one taker. So, she's found a third party candidate who would take her help.

Well isn't she clever? Dumb, stump but clever. She's positioning herself to hold the Republicans hostage in 2012, thereby forcing them to choose her. If they don't, she will take her little army of Christian right who make up nearly 70 percent of the base, and either form her own party or undermine the GOP at every turn. Her maneuver in the New York race should serve as a warning rockets

The GOP isn't stuck with this con artist. There is an escape hatch for them. They could be the ones who actually go to work unveiling her for the fraud she is. They could own up to the ruse they tried to pull on the American people in unleashing her as a vice-presidential candidate. This would will sting, but it would nip her little political adventure in the bud. McCain would need to take the lead. It is doubtful that McCain nor the party will do this. Because they're scared and it is also wrapped up in a struggle between Dick Armie vs. Newt Gingrich for the heart and soul of the GOP.

The GOP, the party that thumps its chest with declarations of their strength and superiority are going to be taken down -not by even by a smart and accomplished person - but a winking little know-nothing charlatan. That must relly hurt--ouch!

Meanwhile, Sarah will laugh all the way to the bank. This is a sad political commentary on the grand old party.

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