[skimbell]

Looks like PMSNBC thinks Palin is still going to be a player.

[Da Coyote]

It’s entertaining reading what passes for “liberal logic”.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

They’re incredibly afraid of her. Good.

I was glad to hear her lawyer saying this morning that they WILL sue if people don’t stop disparaging her and making up lies about her and her family.

It has really been beyond the pale.

[Kandy]

Consider the source.

[NewHampshireDuo]

She had to do a reset in order to be able to concentrate on the national scene. She’ll concentrate on 2010 by promoting conservatives and the conservative agenda; she’ll move on to 2012 per her schedule.

Dems and RINOs should be afraid.

Conservatives should support her PAC.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

The Sarah Palin who stood outside her Wasilla, Alaska, lakefront home Friday to surrender her term with 18 months remaining appeared vulnerable and anything but the pugnacious hockey mom and combative candidate whom Americans came to either adore or revile.

Was there another speech that I missed?

[rbg81]

If she thinks leaving politics will halt the attacks, she is gravely mistaken. For about two weeks, starting with her Convention speech, she had the Dims and MSM running scared. For a brief moment there, it looked as if Obama was not a sure thing after all. As payback for that, she will be hounded for the rest of her life. If anything, her best alternative was to stay in power. I guess that option is closed now as she will likely not be elected to anything ever again.

[SERKIT]

I wish she would kick Steele's narrow ass out of the Chairmanship of the RNC and rebuild the party.

I think she would do far more good as a Republican-Conservative spokesperson, rather than a political candidate for national office.

This could set the stage for a 1994-esque take-over of both houses, and give some political focus to the SCOTUS appointments. She, on a daily basis, could take the wind out of the sails of Barry, David, and Rahm.

[Jeff Head]

Weary? Hehehe...nope.

[arasina]

Why did Sarah Palin step down?

Why are people still asking this? Didn't they listen to her resignation speech? Perhaps they did but still want to speculate and "rumornate" about her reasons.

[jetson]

Looks like PMSNBC thinks Palin is still going to be a player.

She is a player. Just her existing represents more charisma than BO the illegal moron will even have.

[redheadtoo]

Like the rest of the country I wondered why Palin decided to step down as governor. But then I read that she has 400,000 dollar legal bill for defending herself from all those phony lawsuits.

I believe she's stepped down so she can spend her time on the lecture circuit to make money to pay her bills.

[carmody]

The media can’t seem to process the truth. She makes a speech. Makes it available for them to read. They read it. But they are so accustomed to lies from the liars in politics that they can’t even process the truth anymore in their brains.

[trisham]

Looks like PMSNBC thinks Palin is still going to be a player.

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I think that there is a very good chance that she will be. Her speech on Friday contained a number of messages that seemed to indicate it, although I confess that I am hoping she will.