Is there any circumstance where you would you vote for Palin?

[tmthforu94]

Yes. I absolutely don't want her to be President, but I think she'd be just a smidge better that Obama. I may entertain the idea of voting for the Libertarian, but that would go out the window if Barr is nominated again.

[albaleman]

Absolutely not.

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Yes. If she was running against Dick Cheney or Michelle Bachmann.

[feeblepizza]

Yes. If she was running against Dick Cheney or Michelle Bachmann.

During the GOP primary? Under those circumstances I would vote for Cheney.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Rod Blagojevich wins the Democratic nomination and then comes out as a Stalinist.

[Penelope]

Not really, no. No sane or credible situation.

[zorkpolitics]

In the primary there are several other Republicans I favor over Palin, but in a general election vs 4 more years of Obama, I'd have no problem voting for Palin

[pbrower2a]

With the threat of being fired, tortured, imprisoned, or executed.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

I will vote for her is she runs against Obama in 2012. Only because she couldn't do worse.

[Lincoln Republican]

The problem with this question is that there are too many on this blog who do not hold any independent thought.  You just had "never forget that a republican freed the slaves" claim in another post that George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush were American icons.  I'm embarrased to share a party with anyone who would think such a thing.

While I'm very conservative, I  would have voted for Manchin over Raese, Knowles over Murkowski, and Cuomo over palandino if I had the choice in those states in those races.

Quite frankly, I think 87% of Democrats would vote for John Edwards over Sarah Palin given the lack of independent thought in the party today.

You don't have to share the party with me.  Feel free to leave it at any time.

Oh, and make sure the door doesn't hit you on the way out.

I was thrilled with the Murkowski win by the way.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Yes. I absolutely don't want her to be President, but I think she'd be just a smidge better that Obama. I may entertain the idea of voting for the Libertarian, but that would go out the window if Barr is nominated again.

I understand why a libertarian purist might not vote for Barr, but what's the problem with him from the perspective of a Murkowski supporter?

[Liberalrocks]

If Obama were proven to have committed a serious crime yet renominated by the democratic party. It would have to be pretty bad. Or, if the democrats nominated a conspiracy theorist wacko like Dennis Kucinich. Even then I may do a write in, or stay home. I voted Yes only out of pure possibility but it would have to be a wild and strange scenario. I would also hope that she had a competent VP nominee (unlike herself in 2008). I don't believe this women is qualified and as a Hillary support I feel the sting of her presence on the national scene.

"She lacks the "intellectual curiosity" to be president. I don't believe she enjoyed governing Alaska."
-Lisa Murkowski on her refusal to endorse the idea of a Palin run for president. I love Lisa !

[Tpolg]

Nothing springs to mind…

[dead0man]

I'm a little disturbed that she has this many people...here who would vote for her before writing somebody else in.  The "lesser of two evils" disease is stronger than I thought.

[Illuminati Blood Drinker]

Estimated chance is negative 200%.

[Brandon H]

If it were only Palin and Obama on the ballot and write-ins were not allowed, then I would vote for Palin. If she gets the nomination, I'll most likely be voting CP and would also consider the LP.

Yes. If she was running against Dick Cheney or Michelle Bachmann.

I would take Palin over any of the Cheneys.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Absolutely not.

[The Dowager Mod]

Doubtful.

[davajuan]

Yes, if she's the nominee against Obama. No brainer. But, I'm hoping against that negative scenario.

[Stranger in a strange land]

I would vote for a bag of wet rocks before I would vote for Palin.

[King]

     Possibly if her opponent were Zombie Stalin. Otherwise no.

I can see Russia from my house, too, Comrade.

[pbrower2a]

Sarah Palin might cause me to think of emigration to a place sight unseen.

[Franzl]

Nope. There's nothing Obama could do to even tempt me.

[Mr. Taft Republican]

If tradgedy befell both Obama and Biden, Alvin Greene was nominated for President with Barney Frank as VP, Palin chose Paul/Johnson as her running mate, all of the Founding Father's came back to life and said "You know, she isn't that bad", and she promises to not run for reelection, I would vote for her.

[pbrower2a]

With a passport and airline tickets for some other country -- and no hurry to return.