Sarah Palin mentions “WTF” in her CPAC speech. And this woman was the Republican vice president nominee in 2008? WTF!?

Sarah Palin is currently speaking at the CPAC…need we say more?

Rick Santorum has been declared the winner of Minnesota, as well as Missouri. What is in store for him in Colorado? If he is victorious in all three states, how will the tables turn in the Republican nomination process as a whole? 

So far in Colorado, the more conservative areas of the state are reporting. These rural areas are located in the eastern end of Colorado, as well as the counties surrounding the perimeter of the state. Counties such as Kiowa, Baca, and Sedgewick are currently reporting, but these counties that border Kansas are very similar to Kansas both geographically and politically. This geopolitical reasoning explains why Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich, the most conservative of the Republican candidates, hold 1st and 2nd prize so far. This voting trend will likely change in the Denver Metropolitan area, where there will be an abundance of more moderate voters who will tend to favor Mitt Romney and Ron Paul.

Ron Paul is in 2nd in the Minnesota Caucus, after being behind in polls! However, only 26 votes have been counted so far, so we can’t quite crown him 2nd place victor yet.