[anonsquared]

Reagan was never a quitter, reason enough.

[vortigern]

I found this on freerepublic and liked the response so well, I copied it. I can't credit the originator because I forgot who it was. Anyway, it seems a perfect response to your "quitter" remark:

I have posted this once before, and will continue to do so, whenever Sarah is attacked. Especially for not having enough experience to be VP, or President, OR for being a ‘quitter’.......which is preposterous.

Woodrow Wilson and Grover Cleveland were both elected PRESIDENT of the US, and were two year governors.

Another governor who hadn't completed his term, was asked to run for VP with his party's nominee. He declined. His party forced him to take the VP position. His party won the election. McKinley was tragically assassinated, and Teddy Roosevelt (another moose hunter) became one of our greatest Presidents...

One more thing. Obama was elected to the US Senate. He served 141 days and then began running for President. Didn't he owe a full term to the people of Illinois?

So stop it with the quitter stuff, you sound like a liberal.

[buccaneer81]

Reagan was never a quitter, reason enough.

Reagan was never being sued toward bankruptcy by leftist thugs. Nor were his children called whores and retards.

Palin is not a quitter. She did what was best for her family.

[Always Right]

Reagan was never a quitter, reason enough.

Sarah did not quit, she reloaded. Simple as that. She is doing what she thinks she can do the most good for the most people, including the people of Alaska. Calling that quiting is a gross distortion of the truth.

[Moonman62]

Reagan was never a quitter, reason enough.

Reagan quit the Democrat party.

[GLDNGUN]

Reagan was never a quitter, reason enough.

Is that why Reagan's son said Palin was his dad in high heels?