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Poll: Republicans Want Palin in 2012

Posted by Steven Reynolds, The All Spin Zone at 2:00 AM on November 1, 2008.


67% want the Alaska Gov. to run, followed by Romney and Huckabee.

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The latest Gallup poll of Republicans and self-identified Republican "leaners" is out. They asked the respondents who they wanted to run for President in 2012. Sarah Palin was the runaway winner. Here it is from Tampa Bay Online:


No sooner had Barack Obama won the presidential election than pundits started looking to 2012 and possible Republican challengers. A Gallup Poll asked people to rank the top 10 candidates they would like to run. Topping the list: Sarah Palin (67 percent), Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee. Second to last: Gov. Charlie Crist (23 percent), one below former Gov. Jeb Bush (31 percent).

Perhaps the Republicans who responded to this can understand Palin’s sentences, while the rest of us just stare in wonder as she speaks. Or maybe they are concerned for Tina Fey’s livelihood?

I suppose what is most interesting here is the poor quality of the rest of the named field. Charlie Crist and Jeb Bush? Both have substantial problems getting nominated. Otherwise, this list is a rehash of this last election and primary, a whole bunch of uninspiring choices.

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Tagged as: republicans, gop, mitt romney, jeb bush, presidential candidates, 2012, mike huckabee, palin, charlie crist

Steven Reynolds is a regular blogger for the All Spin Zone


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