Thread: Sarah Palin is Our Citizen Palin until 2012

Her departure from the governorship may be a well calculated strategy to re-organize her 2012 presidential run

Sarah Palin is Our Citizen Palin until 2012

By Dave Bertrand
Friday, July 3, 2009

Sarah Palin spoke today, July 3rd with her official announcement, she will be stepping-down as the governor of Alaska. First reports indicated that Sarah would not seek re-election, but after much consideration and soul searching, she has decided to close the doors on what became a circus frenzy by media opposition....which, still (today) is still a spineless media, eating out-of-the-hand of the Barack Obama whitehouse....even though, nearly every campaign promise by Obama has taken-on a new life of it’s own.

What can we expect of citizen Palin? Her departure from the governorship may be a well calculated strategy to re-organize her 2012 presidential run, with a heavy hitter front-runner Mitt Romney, an excellent contender for the republican party. Excellent choices for the 2012 republican party will revitalize politics in America.

Leaving her post will be scrutinized by the media as negative, but as she reflects on the direction of this country, she is not alone in her endeavor to get America back on track from the “soft tyrannyâ€

Horsecrap! Palin does not stand a chance in Hades to be the nominee of the party in 2012
Her resignation speech today was the most disjointed thing I have heard lately; even Mark Sanford's ramble about his numerous affairs and his soulmate made a bit more sense.

Originally Posted by vortex

Horsecrap! Palin does not stand a chance in Hades to be the nominee of the party in 2012
Her resignation speech today was the most disjointed thing I have heard lately; even Mark Sanford's ramble about his numerous affairs and his soulmate made a bit more sense.

My first thought when I heard the news "there's a scandal a brewing"... I don't get it...something is up..