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String her up! Sign my book! If one central political figure can inspire rage and awe in the most polarizing way, it is Sarah Palin. My question is, are republicans starting to bail on the former governor?

With the debut of her new book, "Going Rogue" this electric character is once again center stage. Fighting wolves, big oil, tabloids, Levi and lawsuits are child's play compared to the incessant debasement of her character, beliefs, words, clothes, hairstyle, parenting and choices.

Will the conservatives get enough distance from the chopping block to escape Palin's shrapnel? While conservative media outlets have embraced the self-proclaimed maverick, politicians seem to keep a reserved distance. Much like extended family, they will have dinner with her, but don't want her around long term. McCain began to detach himself from Gov. Palin toward the end of the campaign- it was visible in his speech and demeanor.

So will Palin the Pirate once again try to steal the hearts, and votes, of Americans, or will she be subtly nudged off the plank by her Republican counterparts?

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Rina Alabaster of NJ 9:16PM November 20, 2009

SOMETIMES I THINK WE HAVE TWO AMERICAS -REPULICAN AMERICA AND DEMOCRATS AMERICA WHEN WILL THE TIME COME; WHEN PEOPLE WILL VOTE AS AMRICANS FOR OUR NEEDS INSTEAD OF VOTEING ALONG PARTY LINES///??? THEY ALL NEED TO SIT DOWN AND AGREE ON SOMETHING!WHAT A BUNCH OF COWARDS!

mr.B of CT 3:26PM November 20, 2009

Only a fraction of Republicans are actual consistent conservatives. Coburn, DeMint, Shadegg, Flake, Paul are some that spring to mind. The rest just blow with the prevailing wind, choosing party over principles.

Colin of DC 2:50PM November 20, 2009

Sounds like the LIberals, I was against it before, before I voted for it !! Sounds like I've hard that before! MMMMMM

jerr of LA 2:41PM November 20, 2009

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