How many days would you give Palin to step down?

Question

The right wind core conservatives are putting a lot of pressure on the GOP to put up another VP.

Is there any chance McCain will win this election?

Answer 1

The core is behind Palin 100%, where do you get your information.

Answer 2

They are stuck with her and have to play her up.  But she was recruited by the Council for National Policy, which is a ultra-conservative group with a rabidly anti-Catholic founder.

Answer 3

No chance.

Answer 4

Where did you get this piece of untruth? Conservativs LOVE Palin.  

Answer 5

365 days times 8 years.

Palin will be giving her speech tonight at 10 PM EST.

Answer 6

wishful thinking perhaps.....I will wait and see..like everyone else...

Answer 7

Palin will step down in either 2012 or 2016...then will step up to be president.

Answer 8

The only real critical conservative that I've heard discontent from is Michael Savage, but I don't think he has really checked this lady out thoroughly and he tends to be wishy-washy in his beliefs on the presidential elections anyway.

I believe over the next couple of weeks as people get to hear from her and know her, she will be embraced and appreciated more and more.

Answer 9

just a little over 4 years sounds about right

Answer 10

she aint gunna step down, you think she hid all of this from mccain, heck no, he knew all of this when he selected her  

Answer 11

I'm beginning to see the light!  Let's all take our smear campaign from the Huffingtonpost.  We all know what reliable journalism that is.

This isn't politics.  It's lies masquerading as truth with enough truth to make it believable, but enough lie to make it sophomoric and inhumanely vicious.

I believe this smear campaign will backfire badly.  

Is there such a thing as a sore looser before the fight has truly started?  I think that's what we're seeing.

Answer 12

Sarah Palin is in it,, to win.

McCain will not run a second term,...

Sarah Palin will win the White House in 2012. (believe it).

Answer 13

I think she may announce it tonight, if not then it might be harder to replace her as it gets closer to Nov.

No chance.

Answer 14

I think she will do it today. I think it was the plan all along for him to offer her the position and for her not to accept it. Then he gets to say, "Look, I offered it to her but she turned me down".  

Or maybe I'm giving McCain too much credit?

Answer 15

I thought she would, but now it does not look like it.

However, if McCain keeps bleeding in the polls, I predict she will get a Swift kick to the curb.