As for the health-whatever bill, that's just framing, and just as the Dems think it helps their cause to refer to it as Obama's single greatest accomplishment, the GOP thinks it helps them to place it just this side of communism.  

When you have these days, and ignore past warnings from the blog host, it's not worth it to try to wade through your tweets that pretend to be comments so as to try to find those here who actually complete sentences to contribute to discussion.

This will change, and soon.  And, I'm sorry, but once you compare and contrast almost everyone else on that list with Sarah Palin, her numbers are going to fall.  

But, let's just say that doesn't happen as dramatically as it could.  Let's say Newt and Mike and Mitt go out there and give it their best shot, and Palin is still rockin' the poll numbers.

They have two choices: go with that, go all in and start helping her win primaries and delegates and get the nomination, and go full-tilt supporting her candidacy - or - take advantage of her ability to draw crowds, but undermine her ability to win if she decides to get in the race - and you know they can do that.

It's just a question of how stupid the GOP wants to be, and so far, they seem to be proving that there is no limit on that, so I guess we'll see.

I know some Democrats want her to run, because they think she can be easily beaten, that there can't possibly be enough people who think she's smart enough and capable enough to actually run the country somewhere other than into the ground (although by 2012, I expect Obama will have made considerable headway in that regard).