Why Sarah Palin Will Be President

September 10, 2008

Right now as a Vice-Presidential candidate Palin is garnering widespread support within the Republican Party and disaffected Hillary supporters mistreated by Obama. All this will make her politically powerful and helps build an image for the future. Running with McCain automatically makes her qualified to most voters.

It is likely McCain will win this year. He has avoided the issues and made this a campaign about personalities. After all if you support Bush-Cheney most of the time, running on that basis would be death to a campaign, so it is about personalities. Anything but what is ailing America like the Iraq War or the economy. Plus voters under 50 won’t vote like they promised Obama.

Palin has little political experience, a poor resume overall and has problems relating to abuse of power as Alaska’s governor. Despite this, people will support her because it is about personalities and not whether you can lead or whether you are honest. That kind of stuff does not matter this year.

As Vice-President in a McCain administration she will have the necessary experience by 2012. It is un-likely McCain will run again but Palin will certainly do so. Her opponent will be Hillary Clinton but by then Palin will be in the spotlight and have the experience to effectively campaign against her.

In 2012, all Palin has to do is to compare her experience with Hillary’s and Palin will be elected President and probably for two terms.