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To: upsdriver

Oh, she is great! I loved her grit. I loved her genuine down to earth nature. I thought she was tough, and would never quit fighting for what is right. I believed that she would do everything it took to fight for conservative values, defend them and embody those values.

By quitting, she destroys those values. She crushes what I believed she stood for.

She validates her critics with this move.

If it is the “best thing for Alaska” that she quit being their (fishing license) leader; why would America think that it would be the best thing for the nation for her to be the leader of our national government?

Supporters need to be realistic, we need to be informed and never ever blindly follow politicians.


124 posted on 07/06/2009 12:19:52 AM PDT by tuckrdout (~ 'Daily example is the most subtle of poisons.' ~)
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To: tuckrdout

Do you understand that Palin was tethered to Alaska and getting bombarded with expensive, frivolous “ethics” complaints? And do you understand that she is now FREE to raise a gajillion dollars from mainland coast to mainland coast? And that by resigning now, the new guy (reportedly a conservative Republican) will get a tremendous leg up (as the incumbent) on getting elected to a full term in the next gubernatorial election?

And do you not see the complete tizzy the scumbags are in thanks to her announcement?

Get a grip.


129 posted on 07/06/2009 12:32:07 AM PDT by Lancey Howard
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To: tuckrdout

Dude....let’s say there’s a company and in that company is a vice president of whatever, and they are doing a GREAT job. And many on the board want this person as CEO. The shareholders will totally benefit from it.

Should the VP say ‘nah, I’m going to stay right here because that’s where you all wanted me in the first place?’

OR....should the VP rise to the occasion of filling a position they were REALLY cut out for?


173 posted on 07/06/2009 5:06:16 AM PDT by spacejunkie01
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To: tuckrdout; Windflier
By quitting, she destroys those values. She crushes what I believed she stood for. She validates her critics with this move.

Wind, what say your instincts? Methinks Tucker is overdoing the doom-and-gloom, but it might be he's just sexually frustrated over her?

Tuck,

You can lay off now. She's already married.

Cheers!

181 posted on 07/06/2009 5:25:26 AM PDT by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)
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To: tuckrdout
For almost a year, she AND her YOUNG children were savaged and brutalized by the MSM/DNC/Hollywood and eventually were murdered.

And NO one in her party helped her, defended her, or gave her any aid whatsoever.

And now you are stomping on her corpse?

Typical GOP behavior.

237 posted on 07/06/2009 10:47:52 AM PDT by roses of sharon (We must get a grip on what we can, and hold on. Hold on with energy, imagination, and ferocity)
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To: tuckrdout
By quitting, she destroys those values. She crushes what I believed she stood for.

What you believe is a minority opinion (as it should be) here. You can go on believing what you want to, but you convince no one else. Sometimes you guys seem to think everyone else is crazy except you.

275 posted on 07/07/2009 6:55:57 AM PDT by saminfl ( FUBO)
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