Posted on 02/21/2010 2:00:08 PM PST by factmart
The real reason Palin quit as Alaska Governor?
Former Governor Sarah Palin real reason for quitting as governor was she had done everything she promised to do. Job well done. Time to move on and make sure the things you did in Alaska stayed in place or are achieved and not stopped by Washington.
(No Governor in history has done more in three years for their state)
From the Minors to the Majors, and who as Governor was "MPV" all three years running, needs to be brought up!
Brought up to get the pipeline done, for the people, not only for Alaska, but America! To stop the liberals from throwing in the red tape on the pipe line and on Americas energies supplies.
Small government, lower taxes, less government regulations, more freedom, ---Thats what Governor Palin did for Alaska and with the help of GOD, we the people (Praying for GOD Guidance), and President Palin will do for America!
This Lady is ready, the fans are in place. The lame street media is pushing back,
PLAYBALL !!!!
I’m all for vanities, but have you ever heard of proofreading?
You really have a crush on her, dontcha?
You may spin it all you want but all America is going to see is a quitter...and Americans don't like quitters.
Of course, this is lost on you, you're the guy who vanitized that Palin is better qualified to be POTUS than George Washington was.
Umm, we know why Sarah resigned the governorship when she did. It was an intensely ethical decision. Those who fault her for it are ignorant of the reasons why it was the right thing to do. “Moving on” was tangential to those reasons.
Not as smart as you, Obama! 57 States
I don’t really see anything which an English teacher would have any real problem with in the article. You unhappy it wasn’t written in French or some such??
You used to.
We know Sarah reasons but the real question is:
Why Sarah wasn’t going to run for reelection.?
So do about 80% of FReeRepublic men over 35.
LOL. Nobody agrees with you bub. That’s just your sour grape opinion.
You keep telling yourself that. If she wants the nomination she will get it.
So...if she decides she's accomplished all she wants to after 30 months in the White House are you comfortable with her resigning that office too?
Yes, VP Paul Ryan will do just fine!
If she wants it then she'll have to fight her way past people who want the presidency as bad as she does and who will rip her to shreds in order to get it. And that's just the primaries.
The real reason governor palin resigned was to give Bob J a reason to torment freerepublic with poorly reasoned and pitifully written anti-palin screeds. Bob J is a big wig in the laptop and computer monitor industry. He reaps huge, windfall profits from FReepers destroying their equipment during and after frustrating encounters with his illogical postings. Thanks to the recent Supreme Court ruling, Bob will be able to funnel 100% of his profits to the RINORomneyPAC. He is hoping to secure a post election appointment to head the new Ministry of Information Distribution and Control. Let us all do our best to bring logic, sanity, and a sense of inner peace to Bob J.
A psuedo intellectual marxist with no business experience. A one term State Senator. A sitting US Senator for 170 days, would never get elected President. Just hate tell yah.
Anybody who doesn't realize that she handed any opposition a golden sledge hammer the day she quit and that they will use it to beat her down in the eyes of the American voter is either hopelessly naive or willfully blind.
“Vanitized.”
Never heard that term before, but I like it very much.
As for Sarah, I used to be a fan, but the more I see of her the less impressed I am. However noble her reasons for quitting, half a term in major elected office isn’t enough to get my vote for the nomination. (I have higher standards than the Obama voters, you see.)
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