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Palin is odds-on favorite to win 2012 GOP nomination
thehill.com — Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is the front-runner to win the Republican presidential nomination in 2012, according to... online oddsmakers. Despite a slew of negative press this fall about Sen. John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) running mate, online gaming site ... (more) Palin is odds-on favorite to win 2012 GOP nomination
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Sarah Palin is the frontrunner for 2012.
Althouse — Say the odds-makers. Hot Air comments: Barring a catastrophic first term, The One will be heavily favored for reelection, leading young’uns like Jindal and Palin to bow out and bide their time until 2016.... Mitt might run since he’d be 69 and facing a crowded, charismatic field in 2016, but unless he stands a real chance to win, I figure he’ll pass too in the interest of avoiding further expense and aggravation. Result: A Huckabee-Pawlenty snoozefest....I think it's impossible to make much of a prediction this far out, but I certainly ...

Brainster's Blog — ... I like Palin. But as Allah points out, 2012 is likely to favor the Democrats, barring a Jimmuh Carter term for Obama. If that looks like the case, expect the younger players to sit it out, leaving room for Romney or some dark horse candidate like Charlie Crist.

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