[Jack Bull]

Palin may be the key player in Republicans winning back a large number of seats in 2010. She may become an enormous thorn in Democrats' butts in the next election cycle.

[ak267]

It’s not the Democrat’s butt I was lookin at.

....opps...sorry...Freudean slip (dohhhh).

[Texas Fossil]

By the way the MSM and the Dem attack dogs act, her talons are already sunk way in.

Go Cudda!

[A CA Guy]

She was going to be millions in private debt if she stayed in.
I heard a Dem say Clinton had the same thing happen, but he had pac or donated money paying all the private law bills and Sarah doesn't have that luxury.

[TheConservativeParty]

Help Sarah get out of legal debt. Libtards threw a lot of false claims at her and she’s had to pay to defend herself.

Donations can be made to get Sarah out of debt at www.thealaskafundtrust.com

Free Sarah!

[freekitty]

I am voting for her. Say goodbye Barry. Hope your life in Kenya is good to you; or even better 150 years in the Bernie Madoff plan.

[ghostrider]

Rather than play defense in Alaska, Sarah is going on the attack all around the country. She will be aggressively countering the media bias, which is so obvious. There is no better a person to attack the radically liberal, Eastern based, main stream media, Ultra Socialist propaganda networks. Contribute to Sarah and short the media stocks. You can get rich.

[McGruff]

...we’re all engaged in wild speculation...

Ain't that the truth brother.

[sfvgto]

you would quit too if it happened to you

[TBP]

Her resignation shows that she cares more about her philosophy, principles, and policies than her own career.

It shows that she puts her family ahead of her own career.

It shows that she’s willing to be unconventional, not just practice politics as usual.

It shows that her financial obligations (incurred defending herself against false and dishonest “ethics” complaints) matter more to her than a title.

It could be a dumb move or a brilliant one, depending on what she does now.

[TBP]

Democrats keep devant, then continuing to trash her. They are scared silly of her. They’re doing to her exactly what they tried to do to Reagan, adn look how it worked for them then.

[TBP]

Democrats keep declaring Sarah irrelevvant, then continuing to trash her. They are scared silly of her. They’re doing to her exactly what they tried to do to Reagan, adn look how it worked for them then.

[jla]

As with the Malek article posted here earlier, Fred Malek, Sarah Palin and the Case for Loyalty both men are able to voice any doubts they may have of Sarah Palin whilst also acknowledging her incredible attributes. And, more importantly, both gentlemen refuse to resort to innuendo or even lies about Sarah Palin.
If Palin seeks the Presidency, I believe she'll win over both Mssrs. Malek and Stigall.

[I_Like_Spam]

Back in the 70’s I never thought Reagan would win either. I wouldn’t count Palin out at all for 2012.

But the key got to be for her right now is for her to achieve more national stature in the mean time and address all of the big issues so the electorate knows that she is really up to the job.

President Reagan did exactly that during the Carter administration and lifted a lot of doubts about him by doing so. His compilation “Reagan in his own hand” largely consists of the transcripts of his series of radio addresses in the 70s on a wide range of issues.

[editor-surveyor]

There’s no shortage of idiotic articles on Palin these days.

[RonDog]

http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/cstigall/2009/07/08/sarah-palin-it%e2%80%99s-her-party-and-she%e2%80%99ll-resign-if-she-wants-to/

[SuziQ]

"When she leaves office in a couple of weeks, she assumes the role of the Republican’s titular kingmaker. Call it “Palin’s Green Party.” Green - the color of envy and the color of money and oh, how she’s going to create both."

Oh yeah!

[Shimmer1]

I still think it’s ludicrous to put her down for resigning and not hold others to account who persecute her AND especially her family.