Mark Levin made the announcement on his show today.
Happiest man in America today? Barack Hussein Obama, SCOAMF.
Don't expect her to shut up, LeftLibProggs, RightElitists. She's still your worst nightmare, and can play kingmaker just where she's at.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Sarah Palin NOT running for the 2012 GOP Nomination.
Jai singh | 15:36 | Sarah Palin
We are well and truly fucked, then.
Mark Levin made the announcement on his show today.
Happiest man in America today? Barack Hussein Obama, SCOAMF.
Don't expect her to shut up, LeftLibProggs, RightElitists. She's still your worst nightmare, and can play kingmaker just where she's at.
Mark Levin made the announcement on his show today.
Happiest man in America today? Barack Hussein Obama, SCOAMF.
Don't expect her to shut up, LeftLibProggs, RightElitists. She's still your worst nightmare, and can play kingmaker just where she's at.
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