As reported by the LA Times, New Hampshire Republicans now believe that though Sarah Palin has a strong following and would likely cause a significant stir in the Primaries, her star may be fading. Palin has given notice that she will report by the end of September her intentions. For most, that’s not soon enough. At a recent Tea Party rally, chants of ‘Run, Sarah, Run!’ resonated from the crowd.
In a demonstrative display of journalistic blasphemy, Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post reports that Sarah Palin’s celebrity status and popularity in the GOP is fading fast. Within the same post, Capehart reveals that Palin currently sits fifth among Republican presidential hopefuls.
Capehart does not maintain that these polls are cyclical, and have no bearing on actual sentiment. Palin has time on her side and an effective amount of PR could easily up-swing her momentum.
Sarah Palin, in her newest book, describes her heartbreak over the public playing-out of her teenage daughter’s pregnancy and bashes the people behind John McCain’s run for president. However, in a monumental surprise, the Former Alaska Governor, 46, doesn’t include even the slightest mention of the father of her grandson, PlayGirl model Levi Johnston.
Many had thought that “Going Rogue,” which will be released Tuesday, would include Palin’s true feelings toward Johnston, finally shedding light on their highly touted rocky relationship. The decision may not have been Palin’s alon however, as Johnston has continued to warn that he might dish some serious dirt that “will hurt Palin” if she doesn’t leave him alone.
And while the 400-page book tip-toes around Johnston, it’s contents pull no punches in regards to the people behind Sen. John McCain’s presidential campaign.
acknowledging that there was great tension between her advisors and those of McCain, Palin reveals how sorely angry she was for not being allowed to deliver a consession speach on election night. Palin reveals that she felt “bottled up” during the campaign as she was constantly restricted from facing the media or even answering certain questions during debates.
The book comes out on thursday and is already pencilled-in to be a no.1 best-seller.
