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Sarah Palin: “I Would Do Whatever I Could…”

This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 at 22:26 and is filed under Conservatism, Election 2012, Media, News, Politics, Sarah Palin, video.

"I would do whatever I could"

Governor Sarah Palin appeared on Follow the Money on its first episode, and now on its last interview with host Eric Bolling. She was asked about her ability to unite people, and she was asked about the media.  She also reflected a certain level of humility with respect to her influence.  In the end, she was asked about the notion of a brokered convention.  Bolling was not to be deterred, so he pressed on and asked Governor Palin if she was chosen if she would run, and she responded in a manner that has everybody talking.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000115674819 Jeannie Clarke

    Kind of guessing you don't really find Eric Bolling 'hot' – 'host' maybe? ;)

    • http://www.markamerica.com MarkAmerica

      LOL…Thanks Jeannie!

  • Rogue Rose

    She fills me with hope for our nation. Sarah Palin.

  • http://rebintexas.wordpress.com RebinTexas

    What an excellent discussion between Eric and Sarah. I specifically used that word because that is what it was – between two people who hold many of the same beliefs and concerns, yet both with a positive spirit.

    And, as I suspected, Sarah said she would do whatever she could do to help…..not a 'yes, I'd offer myself up' yet also NOT a 'no' either.

    Well – I'll take that for now……..she still has promises to keep, and miles to go before she sleeps, and miles to go before she sleeps. May God in heaven guide US and help We The People save this beloved country and just maybe help Sarah learn that it is her time.
    Reb

    PS – thank you Mark…….and thank you Carl Sandburg

  • Brian Dani

    Well it was not a definite yes, but it also was not a no. I wonder if a war chest of say $300 million would give her a nudge. Sounds like a lot, but she has over 3 million FB fans, if each would donate $100 that would do the trick. Heck if she has that many FB fans just how many others would donate. Just a thought, but it could be a reality that she could raise, better said, we could raise over a billion and match Obama's. A money bomb like that would silence the left to a huge extent cause that amount could be raised nearly overnight if done right.

  • Bruce O'H.

    One thing is for sure, If Sarah were called to run at a brokered convention, there is an "army" of foot soldiers who would rise up to knock on doors, and man the phones, to get the vote out for her.

    I would consider such a twist in this years nominating process as the intervention of Divine Providence.

    • Shawn

      Absolutely!

  • Gail

    Sarah is getting better and better at talking with Liberal Communist Cable networks like MSNBC and CNN talking heads.
    Yes, Sarah, You have my Vote if you decide to make a run

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