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First it was Nikki Haley in South Carolina. Now we learn that Facebook Governor Palin has endorsed Terry Branstad in Iowa.
This came as a total surprise to him, not being a person naturally aligned with the radical fringe.
But it shouldn't. Sarah Palin is running for president, and she is endorsing likely GOP nominees in key primary states.
Being one of the biggest phonies ever to come across a national political stage, her lack of ideological purity in these choices (after the lesson she learned in the NY-23 debacle, that is) should come as a surprise to no one.
Except maybe to Karen Testerman, Ovide Lamontagne, and Jennifer Horn, when Palin graces her facebook status update with our lovely state and some candidate without those names.
