[psjones]

As much as I like Sarah Palin, I’m afraid that her decision
to quit as governor hurt her presidential aspirations, and that’s the point this guy is trying to make. The other side
has already labeled her as a quitter and that will be the message they’ll use on her relentlessly. I understand why
she left, but I really wish she had stayed the entire 4 years to get the experience she would need for the presidency.

[Lakeshark]

We'll see, I think it was a good move considering the circumstances; rather than being diminished she's now more influential than ever. See my earlier post: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2622655/posts?page=43#43

[newfreep]

See my post #87 - stepping down was a brilliant move personally, politically and for self-preservation from the obama machine.

[coloradan]

I though a couple of months actively serving in the senate was all you needed to run for president. Just ask those who voted for Zero.

[SoConPubbie]

The other side has already labeled her as a quitter and that will be the message they’ll use on her relentlessly. I understand why she left, but I really wish she had stayed the entire 4 years to get the experience she would need for the presidency.

Weak Position!

Do you always let the progressive extremist left set the terms of debate?

Do you always surrender in the midst of the battle if you think the enemy has a somewhat effective battle-plan or do you figure out an effective counter attack?

They did the same thing with Ronald Reagan.

Did he quit?

No!

He won two elections by overwhelming margins even after the crap they threw at him and being down almost by thirty points several months before the election.

Do you think Sarah is going to quit?

[Gator113]

And do what... file bankruptcy and be forced into complete financial ruin by those corrupt bastards?