Yep. I’m a big fan—and I think it was a mistake.
I understand the trumped up charges that she had to personally pay an attorney to defend against, as well as how hostile the legislature had become to endorsing her agenda.
I still think she should have stuck it out, because now it is harder for her to run for president.
I can support someone for political office without thinking that her every action and decision is beyond second guessing.
Since she came out against amnesty as currently being pushed through Congress, there isn’t a single policy issue I disagree with her on. I also think she’s very smart and tough, and of course she’s already contributed a million times to the cause than I will ever manage in my lifetime.
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I think bowing out of the governership in the circumstances she faced was the right, moral, and wise thing to do. If she hadn't bowed out, the same forces that make it "harder for her to run for president" by pushing the "quitter" meme, would be reversing that and chortling and caterwauling about all time and money and resources she "wasted" on defending herself at the expense of taxpayers.
I like your comment on another thread about unlicensed pit bulls at unlicensed day care centers!!! {^)