Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

Sara Palin has helped some candidates win and a few she helped have not won.

Obama campaigned for that lady running for the Senate in Mass and she lost big time.  He also campaigned for the losing candidates for Governor of New   Jersey and Virginia last November.

That is one perspective Voice.
But...
The winners may have won IN SPITE of Palin's endorsement, and the Losers because of it.

Quoted from Box A Rox
"The Rich are Republicans.  The working men and women of this country are Democrats."

Quoted from bumblethru

That is the biggest bunch of bullcrap I've ever heard!!! OMG!!!

"If you are rich, you probably voted Republican. If you are poor, you probably voted Democrat. Fancy that!"
(Income and the 2008 US Election)
http://mapscroll.blogspot.com/2009/03/income-and-2008-us-election.html

Quoted from 55tbird

Did you get a "F" in reading comprehension in school?
I said the rank and file sheep are looking forward to their unemployment benefits (plus continuation of entitlement programs)

The Rich are Republicans? That would make Oprah, Barbra, and rest of the Hollywood crowd 'pubs??
Say it ain't so...

Stop reading from the DNC playbook and think a little.

They pretend they are DEMS until they get the 'Robinhood' treatment and are forced to give more than they think is 'fair' by their own plumb lines......

As a Democrat, here is my take on Sarah Palin.

She is a fairly intelligent woman - a reasonably good resume (as Mayor and Governor).  She certainly was a better national candidate than John McCain (who despite his resume and war record .. was a horrible campaigner).  

She may be more conservative than me - although I happen to agree with her on some issues - she scares the heck out of some .. because she is able to connect with the voters.  

Bottom line - I would not sell her short as a potential candidate for President or other office.  I would not underestimate her ability to win votes for the candidates whom she endorses.