Palin has followers

 How long would you wait in line to meet a celebrity? What about a politician? Or would you stake out to meet a political celebrity? A 66 year old man waited 17 ½ hours in line to greet Sarah Palin in Cincinnati. David Richardson is an elderly man who believes in Sarah Palin, enough to wait in line for countless hours to have her sign his book and tell her how much she means to him and America.

“I think she’s behind the single biggest change in politics and political discussion in the United States," said Richardson. “She’s inspired so many others to run for office at the local level, from city councils to township commissions,” Richardson added. “As those people begin to take office, it’s going to transform this country. And it’s all going to be because of her.”

Sarah Palin said she feels humbled by the experience of having so many people supporting her at such events. David obviously shows no concern for the fact that Palin is a woman, and he strongly supports what she’s moving toward. A man who grew up in a generation when women were not typically considered as “Equals” he sees this as a chance for history to mold itself. A woman is standing her ground and making an impact as we saw with the Tea-Party movement. Keep in mind that he was not alone in this line. Many people are backing up the Palin movement, and we’ll soon see how things turn out with Presidential candidates coming out for the 2012 elections.

By Anais Tabor