Rove, Huckabee and Parnell Ponder Palin’s Future
Three prominent members of Sarah Palin's Republican cohort -- Karl Rove, Mike Huckabee and her successor, Alaska's Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell -- weighed in on this week's "Fox News Sunday" to give their takes on the outgoing governor's possible reasons for quitting and wonder whether she hurt or helped her chances to stay in the political spotlight.Three prominent members of Sarah Palin’s Republican cohort — Karl Rove, Mike Huckabee and her successor, Alaska’s Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell — weighed in on this week’s “Fox News Sunday” to give their takes on the outgoing governor’s possible reasons for quitting and wonder whether she hurt or helped her chances to stay in the political spotlight.
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