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Palin: Not Too Late For Another GOP Candidate to "Jump In"

Two weeks out from Iowa, Sarah Palin is making the claim that it isn't too late for another GOP candidate to "jump on the race" for the nomination.

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Tea Party champion Sarah Palin, who has already ruled out a 2012 presidential run, on Monday attempted to dangle her name anew as a possible Republican candidate, although it's probably too late.

In an interview to air on Fox Business Network's "Follow the Money" program, the 2008 Republican nominee for vice president was asked whether she would still consider a run for the White House.

"It's not too late for folks to jump in," Palin said. "Who knows what will happen in the future."

Seems like Rush Limbaugh agrees.

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