[counterpunch]

Not everyone has drank the Palin Kool-Aid.
Some of us recognized it for the political poison it is when she imploded last October.

[DoughtyOne]

Why do you think she’s getting tens of thousands of people to attend her small events, if she imploded last October?

She didn’t implode last October. Good grief, everyone’s entitled to a setback once in a while.

Until today, she was headed on to be a top contender in 2011/12.

[TigersEye]

Not everyone has drank the Palin Kool-Aid. Some of us recognized it for the political poison it is when she imploded last October.

That statement could not be made by anyone even remotely conservative. Or honest. Your coded rhetoric gives you away.

[danamco]

I am just finishing to listening to all the talking heads about Palin. The mostly using the same talking points from the commies, and your postings echos them exactly!!!

[Cincinna]

Sarah Palin did not “implode”.

It seems you are the one drinking the MSM Kool-Ade.

Without Sarah on the ticket, McCain would have scored 3 maybe 4 points lower than he did.

Sarah is a political shining star. The most charismatic Republican to come on the scene since Ronald Reagan.

How this raw political instinct, charisma, and star power is harnessed, remains to be seen.

[GOPyouth]

Regardless of what happens because of her resigning, the last thing she did in October was implode. The only reason McCain got as much of the vote as he did was because of her. However, McCain could have had Reagan as running mate, and he would have lost.

The reasoning behind that statement is because of McCain choosing for me, as a taxpayer, to pay his salary as senator AND fund his campaign. Because of that, once the convention was over, all of the MILLIONS of dollars that Palin raised couldn't be used for the McCain/Palin ticket. It all was funneled to other campaigns.

[lonestar]

If you think Sarah is done, you must live in the glorious state of California.