Palin mania. Not happening.

Palin once a vice presidential hopeful has been ever since a rising star in American politics. She has associated herself with the tea party has went against the "Peolosi, Reid  and Obama" agenda. Some speculate she will run in 2012, but even though she is popular with her base it doesn't seem like her endorsements are helping much. Out of the 5 endorsements she gave in Republican primaries all 5 of the candidates she endorsed this month have lost there primary bid. So it seems like her endorsements haven done well this month so far, but next Tuesday some more primaries she has associated with endorsements will put her endorsements to the test. She has endorsed Joe Miller in her own state for the primary for the senate seat against incumbent republican senator running for reelection. Marco Rubio she endorsed for the senate seat. The big one I think might be in Arizona where she endorsed John Mccain her former running mate in 2008 has a tough republican primary. Now to be fair even though her endorsement haven done well this month she will at the end of the day she will be one of the most popular candidate in the republican party.

Palin went on to record a robocall for Didier, telling voters that "unlike establishment candidates who just talk about lower taxes, Clint has signed a pledge to do so." But Rossi easily beat Diddier in Tuesday's primary, besting the former NFL player by more than 20 points.

Palin's candidate also lost out in the Wyoming gubernatorial primary on Tuesday. There, the former vice presidential nominee backed what she referred to as a "Mama Grizzly," State Auditor Rita Meyer.

But Palin's 0-2 showing follows a bigger disappointment last Tuesday, when her hand-picked gubernatorial candidate in Georgia, Karen Handel, lost to fellow Republican Nathan Deal in a close election.