| I think what we'll see is her running around agitating among the Religious Right.
The Republican party has been considering her an embarrassment for some time, and her ambitions have basically been rebuffed from that quarter since whatever it was making McCain not want to speak to her. If she stays in office, the corruption she claims it's 'frivolous' to look into really gets exposed, and then she's got nothing.
She's probably going to go concentrate on speaking to the extreme Right and religious fanatics, without all that inconvenient needing-to-be-qualified for-office business in the way, and I'm sure the GOP would just as soon see all that be deniable while they try and repackage their image. |