Palin Coy About 2012 Plans
According to Sarah Palin, it's still too early in the presidential election cycle for her to say for sure whether she'll be putting the White House in her cross hairs for 2012. We're not sure about that, but, regardless, Palin says she'll take on the challenge if there's "nobody willing to do it."
According to Sarah Palin, it’s still too early in the presidential election cycle for her to say for sure whether she’ll be putting the White House in her cross hairs for 2012. We’re not sure about that, but, regardless, Palin says she’ll take on the challenge if there’s “nobody willing to do it.” –KA
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In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, to air tonight, Palin let the moose out of the bag.
ET’s Mary Hart asked her bluntly: “Are you going to run for president?”
Palin began her response with what would be expected at this stage of the political cycle: “You know I have not decided what I’m going to do in 2012. I don’t think any of the potential candidates have. I think that still it is too early for anybody to get out there declaring what their intentions are.”
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