Sarah Palin updates her PAC site, but her support continues to Drop

Somebody needs to have a 'real talk' session with Moose Mess. Earlier this week she (sort of) re-launched her PAC site, still hoping to run for president. But the interesting part about this mess is she hasn't formed an exploratory committee to do so; her funding is unknown and her support is slipping big time.

USA Today has the scoop:

A new Alaska Poll released today shows 61% of Alaskans have a "very unfavorable" or "somewhat unfavorable" opinion of Palin, a former governor and the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee.

Thirty-six percent view Palin positively, according to the survey by Dittman Research & Communications.
"There are a number of reasons why her popularity isn't nearly what it once was," said Matt Larkin, president of Dittman Research & Communications. "A fair number of Alaskans just have Sarah Palin fatigue."

Larkin notes Palin once had an approval rating of 86% when she was governor. Today, Alaska legislators are trying to undo some of the legislation Palin got passed and Larkin believes some people could still be upset that she abruptly resigned in 2009 before her term was over.

Palin, who is thinking about a presidential bid next year, has tumbled in polls since a record 88% of Republicans gave her high marks shortly after John McCain picked her to be his running mate.

An NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey earlier this month showed 53% of all Americans have a negative or a very negative view of Palin.

Maybe she should go back home and shoot stuff or join Donald Trump for another round of Celebrity Apprentice