What has happened to Sarah Palin? Where is she? Not sure anyone has noticed but Sarah Palin has disappeared from our television screens, newspapers and magazines. What's up with that? It is campaign season and there are candidates running for office, where could she be? Maybe she's resting up with plans to resurface this next week in Iowa just prior to the primary season that is closely approaching. She could be putting the finishing touches on her efforts to re-emerge as a player within the Republican party primary season. It's actually been pretty quiet of late not hearing what campaign she is competing with as she traveled about the country.
Maybe Sarah and Donald are working together planning to make a splash after the first of the year. Maybe she's thinking that if Mitt Romney doesn't break free as Newt Gingrich begins to lose his numbers, the Republican Party will be looking for a breakout candidate to step forward and save the day. It just seems strange to go a few weeks without hearing news of Sarah out and about speaking her nonsense. For the last three years, she has been everywhere. The news has been full of Sarah Palin forever now. Where did she go? Maybe she's earned enough money now to relax and enjoy her family in Alaska. Don't think so. She likes the spotlight and for that very reason, she must be plotting some type of splash sometime soon.
Which Republican candidate will she select to share the stage with showing up conveniently at the same place and time. Sarah has a knack of timing, that's for sure. That's the Sarah Palin we love to talk about. It is Tea Party time and Sarah is their darling so I suspect we will hear news of her again very soon. Do you wonder as I do, which Republican candidate worries the most that they will receive Sarah Palin's endorsement for the Republican nomination?
Which candidate is wooing her I wonder for her endorsement. Not sure any of them are right now. I suspect that Romney's camp wouldn't even answer her calls if she placed one to them. Can't imagine Mitt Romney wanting that endorsement. Somebody will receive it whether they want it or not, guaranteed. Sarah has been out of the news cycle for a while now and it is unlikely that much more time will pass before she is back in fashion front and center.
Maybe she's biding her time until the other crazy lady drops out of the race, Michele Bachman. Why is it that the Republican party can't elevate one of their real capable, competent and reasonable conservative women to this highest tier of leadership? Until then, it's all Sarah. Hurry back Sarah, everyone misses you.

