Sarah Palin came by the U.S. National Archives in Washington, D.C., on her “One Nation” tour Monday, starting off a bus tour which has psyched the gossip about whether or not she’ll attempt to challenge President Obama in 2012. However the 2008 vice presidential candidate demurred regarding any kind of plans for a bid, even while she maintains her place on top of the Republican field of possible candidates.
- Sarah Palin
“This isn’t a campaign bus, this is a bus to express to America how much we appreciate our foundation,” Palin stated following climbing down from the bus that is carrying her family to well-known historical websites on their summer getaway. Palin mentioned she does not doubt that a Republican could defeat Obama in 2012.
“Any Republican candidate is very, very electable,” she mentioned. “I think Americans are ready for true change.”
Yet in terms of her very own options, “We’re still kind of contemplating that,” Palin mentioned. Palin stated she introduced the bus tour — together with family in tow, including two kids who have never been to Washington, D.C. — to bring attention “to our charters of liberty.” “The mission that we are on is to highlight America’s foundation, and that’s a nice thing that we’re getting to do,” she explained.
She expressed that she is thinking about rebuilding a sense of American exceptionalism by highlighting the historic websites. She apparently was planned to be in Philadelphia later Monday to go to the Liberty Bell. That might be all that’s behind Palin’s “One Nation” tour, but that did not stop her 2008 running mate, Arizona Sen. John McCain, from stating Sunday that he thinks the former Alaska governor could defeat the president.
“Of course she can, she can. Whether she will or not, whether she’ll even run, I don’t know,” McCain told Fox News Sunday. “She certainly is a major factor. And I believe that she can be very competitive.” Political analyst and Fox News contributor Bob Beckel mentioned, of course, McCain is going to say she can win because he has “no option” since he put her on the ticket to be his back-up to run the country if something happened to him.
“I don’t think he really thinks she can win,” Beckel suspected. But, Beckel carried on. Palin benefits from a lukewarm reception on the GOP pool of challengers. And she has the capability to attract media cameras just like a magnet. “Do you think Rick Santorum would get this kind of attention?” Beckel asked from the media scrum which has surrounded Palin since she declared her bus tour last week.
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