What Palin is up to

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA- MAY 29: Former U.S. Vice...Image by Getty Images via @daylife
Richard Adams, Guardian:

Like many typical American families, Sarah Palin and her family spent the Memorial Day holiday weekend sightseeing – and kicking off a nationwide bus tour that will presumably culminate in the announcement of her 2012 presidential bid.

Although there remains a scintilla of doubt that Palin will actually go for the Republican presidential nomination, so far there are two big clues that she is running: everything she says and everything she does.

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I think there is some doubt. It could depend on the reception she gets with this tour bus. She has been making noise about raising money to support Republicans and has been heavily advertising the trip with a big donate button. The themes of the trip attempt to cut against the media meme that she is a divisive figure. That is why it is called "One Nation." If she gets a warm reception to the trip and too her movie she will probably go for it. If not she will find other things to do, like riding on the back of a Harley driven by daughter Willow.
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