Yes, she can: Palin has a shot at the presidencySource: The Washington Post
Yet while the conventional wisdom has it that Palin is too badly damaged to make a serious run in 2012 -- and I agree that her success is not probable -- it is definitely a possibility that Palin could be elected president of the United States.

From the days of Ronald Reagan to today, the Right has angered itself no end by spewing a variety of slogans and quotations that "energize the base." We have "not proud to be American," "capitalism versus socialism," "soft on terrorism (usually capitalized)," and "anti-American" …
Sarah Palin's "Going Rogue": five not-to-miss tidbitsSource: Christian Science Monitor
If you don't have time to read the entire book, here are some Cliff notes:
Highlights of Sarah Palin's 'Going Rogue' are well known. But her book also has some less-noticed details about Alaska politics and family life that are revealing.
Moral Cowards vs. The American TalibanSource: The Brad Blog
Following my recent appearance on MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Show, where I was talking about my new book Patience with God: Faith for People Who Don't Like Religion (or Atheism) and where I warned her viewers that that the religious right is now "trawling for assassins" with the …
G.O.P. Considers "Purity" Resolution for CandidatesSource: The New York Times
The battle among Republicans over what the party should stand for — and how much it should accommodate dissenting views on important issues — is probably going to move from the states to the Republican National Committee when it holds its winter meeting this January in Honolu …
Sarah Palin's Woman ProblemSource: FrumForum
Opinions differ about Sarah Palin – everybody knows that. But what infuses debate over the governor with special energy is that we can't even get to agreement on the basic facts.
Reagan Never Went RogueSource: FrumForum
As Sarah Palin embarks on a publicity tour for her book, conservative commentators have again taken to likening the former Alaska governor to the GOP's revered conservative icon Ronald Reagan. Palin, like Reagan, brands herself as an articulate conservative.
Cafe Press Bans All 'Pray For Obama: Psalm 109:8′ Merchandise Source: Think Progress
This week, both the websites of CafePress.com and Zazzle.com decided to stop selling merchandise that featured the latest right-wing craze: the slogan "Pray for Obama: Psalm 109:8." However, Cafe Press then changed its mind and told ThinkProgress that it was reinstating the m …
Glenn Beck Stakes Out a More Activist Role in PoliticsSource: The New York Times
Glenn Beck, the popular and outspoken Fox News host, says he wants to go beyond broadcasting his opinions and start rallying his political base — formerly known as his audience — to take action.
60 Vote Threshold Met; Things Not Looking Good For RepublicansSource: Townhall.com
The ball has dropped. No matter what is cooked up after the sham "official debate" begins (after cloture is invoked) the basic framework of Obamacare is not waiting to be debated. Insurers are now going to be more rigorously regulated than ever before.
A Rogue Reaction: Palin Is No ReaganSource: Pajamas Media
Those nasty elites are coming down hard on Sarah Palin for putting her name on a book with about as much heft as cotton candy.
Baptist Leader: Obama "Very Dangerous," Causing "Severe Damage"Source: NewsMax
One of the leaders of the nation's influential Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) tells Newsmax that President Obama is "very dangerous" in his economic policies and his foreign policy is causing "severe damage" to U.S. standing in the world.

Let me begin by saying that I am not a Republican. Never have been. I am a Constitutional Conservative, and a supporter of the GOP only by default.
Teabagger infighting leading to chaos Source: AMERICAblog
Splintered and infighting? Who could have imagined? Even more surprising is the claim that there is little management experience within the fractured group. It all sounded so dreamy a few short months ago.
New Right-Wing Craze Prays That Obama's 'Days Be Few' Source: AlterNet.org
The newest far-right craze is an anti-Obama slogan that is making its way onto t-shirts, bumper stickers, mugs, and even teddy bears: "Pray for Obama: Psalm 109:8," which reads, "Let his days be few; and let another take his office." The meme is also taking off on Twitter …
Geithner Says He Won't Quit, Takes Swings at GOP Rep. BradySource: Wall Street Journal
At a Joint Economic Committee hearing in Congress, in which House and Senate members sit on a panel, Brady opened up his questioning by telling Geithner that Republicans, Democrats, and the American people had lost confidence in him and asked him to resign.