Sunday, November 21, 2010

Palin's staff inquires about office space in Des Moines in advance of Nov 27th book signing.


How very interesting. Sarah Palin's book tour will take her to Des Moines, IA on November 27th. Apparently, she'll be doing more than signing books that day.

The UK Guardian reports:
In the course of making arrangements for that tour, two aides organising Palin's visit to Des Moines on 27 November told locals they were looking into office space and other logistical needs for the coming year, the Guardian has learned.

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Some of her staff now appear to be putting the pieces in place in case Palin does decide to run. One of the aides, who only eats kosher food, told a local rabbi he was looking into longer term arrangements in Iowa.

"He was looking to be able to accommodate the needs of those coming down looking to set up shop here for campaigning in the coming years," said Yossi Jacobson of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement in Des Moines.

Others in Des Moines suggested Palin might be seeking a base from which to solidify her power within the Republican party, after successfully campaigning for a number of conservative Tea Party candidates during the mid-term elections. "It will be more than just a book signing – I am sure," said Jacobson.

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This alone does not guarantee that she will run for president, but it confirms that she's seriously considering it.

Read the entire article HERE.

9 comments:

BOSMAN said...

You're correct. IF she decides to get in, you don't go looking for office space last minute.

Right Wingnut said...

Bos,

A candidate with 100% name recognition and unlimited free press can set up shop later than most. Given that the IA caucus is 14 months away,
I think she has plenty of time.

Huckabee is the key. Acquiring office space is another signal to Huck that there won't be room in the pool, or as Huck put it, "no water in it." If he doesn't run, Palin takes Iowa. If she takes Iowa, she most likely takes SC, along a respectable 2nd place showing in NH and NV.

The above scenario assumes Romney runs....

Anonymous said...

Maybe she's looking to open up an ILL ASK AH travel bureau?

zeke

Right Wingnut said...

Zeke,

When you're reduced to making fun of one's accent, you've completely lost the argument. The same goes for all other personal attacks. You're going to have to step up your game before the campaign begins. Your friends are counting on you. I know you can do it!

Bill589 said...

Palin has an accent?

The unconventional campaign has begun.
Exciting times.

Anonymous said...

Don't worry RWN, the same characters made fun of Mr. Bush's accent.

OHIO JOE

Revolution 2012 said...

OJ,

Palin is no George Bush and she's certainly no Ronald Reagan. So layoff the comparisons unless you want to use, Ozzie Ozborne. He had a self indulgent reality show as well.

Right Wingnut said...

Rev,

When Ozzie Osborne become elected Governor, gets nominated for VP, and leads in a number of polls for the 2012 Rep. nomination, you are free to make that comparison. Until then, that argument diminishes your cause. I encourage you, Rove, and the others to keep it up. It makes her stronger.

Bill589 said...

Palin is no Reagan, but she’s the closest thing to him that’s (probably) running. Her principles and policies are Constitutional conservative, always have been, always will be, and therefore she’s also consistent like President Reagan.

Btw, the Revolution in 2010 was because of the TPM and Palin.

The Revolution in 2012 will also be because of the TPM and Palin.

Not because of a mushy middle, moderate, centrist, compromiser.