July 04, 2009

Palin Resigns?: Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled…

As Hannity would say. At least not yet, troops.

BBCW: Palin Resigns?: I Head to the Lake and 2012 Changes Drastically

Palin announcement - Resignation

This lets her take the heat off of the Governorship. How effective could she really be while still being on the national stage, being sniped at by Lecherman, et al., and constantly defending herself in bogus legal battles?

I think she will go on a book tour, maybe write another one. Then I think she will start seeking donations and doing the speaking circuit. I watched her piece she did on Fox and the lady is gearing up for WAR. She is mad as hell. She asked her family “Do you want me to be Governor or do you want me to get to work fixing politics as usual? Todd told her “Hell Yeah”. Her kids said “Yes”

As a politician she could not speak her mind, but as a private citizen she can say what she needs and wants to say to anyone she wants.

She has a LONG career ahead of her. She has every bit of 20 years left to work. She is going to do what she does best and I sincerely believe that the MSM drive-bys had better watch it. What in her life or career would make any of us think that she is a quitter?

I think she saw Sanford crash and burn and further disgrace us and she knew it was time to step up. She has seen the literally dozens to hundreds of polls in the ‘net and elsewhere that show her as the clear favorite among us.

We Surround THEM, and we are spoiling for a fight. I think she is too.

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I don't have much time to comment(I'll be posting a blog about this topic tomorrow, most likely--think of that as my response), but great entry. Sarah Palin is a hell of a lot smarter than many of us realize; she knows exactly what she's doing.
1 reply · active 821 weeks ago
I realize that Sarah Palin is one of the best and brightest people that has emerged in the realm of American politics in a generation. She has made fools of the mainstream media, been a very successful Governor of the biggest and most complex state in the Union, nearly pushed the dead RINO Mccain campaign to victory over the Obama machine, successfully fought off every attack her enemies have thrown at her, and what she has done that makes me like her so much is take on the corruption of her own Party. I believe she will now mount a campaign to clean up her party, and American politics in general so CORRUPT REPUBLICANS BEWARE...The 'Cuda is comin for ya!!! I wish that someone in the Dem party would similarly go after their corruption. If that were to happen simultaneously, America would become the prosperous beacon on the shining hill instead of being a dying man on life support (politically). I would love to hear from some of our new liberal leaning friends on this. We admit that the party we supposedly support is corrupt and needs to clean house. Does the other side feel that way about the corruption in their party?
I hope you are right, but I am not optimistic that this was a good move. We shall see.
This is what I would love to see her to. Travel the country speaking and reminding people what the government is supposed to be, while also kicking some political tookus. I think we're more desperate for somebody to speak out loud and harshly to remind the populace and the politicians than to have a single politician.
little history lesson: Reagan did a similar thing after running with Ford for Vice Pres. Evertone expectd him to go back and be California Gov again but instead he spent the next 4 years gathering the "conservative coalition". Fastforward to today, conservates are fractured, unhappy with Republicans, and politics as usual. We have Jimmy Carter jr in the White house. So Palin believes it's time to do what Reagan did.
By the way, how many cable news outlets are talking about sanford now?
2 replies · active 821 weeks ago
Thanks joel that is what i think too
You would have said the same thing shortly. I suspected as much when I wrote this.

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