Sarah Palin's Political Future

Sarah Palin’s new memoir, “Going Rogue,” is just out and already a bestseller. It’s in the bookstores today. She’s on Oprah. Her tour bus is hitting the road.

The book settles scores with McCain advisers the ex-Alaskan governor sees as having crimped her style on the vice-presidential campaign trail. Payback is the word. A little redemption, a little revenge. And a lot of stage-setting for whatever comes next.

Will she run for President in 2012? She’s not retreating, reports Sarah Palin. She’s reloading.

This hour, On Point: “Going Rogue” and the political future of Sarah Palin.

You can join the conversation. Tell us what you think — here on this page, on Twitter, and on Facebook.Guests:

Joining us today from Washington are:

Todd Purdum, national editor for Vanity Fair. His August article about Sarah Palin was headlined "It Came from Wasilla."

Candy Crowley, senior political correspondent for CNN. She's been reporting on the new Palin media blitz.

David Winston, GOP political consultant and president of The Winston Group. He served as director of planning for former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. He currently consults for the House and Senate Republican leadership.