I'm not calling Keene a RINO or resorting to name-calling, but he's clearly wrong here. Palin gave valid reasons why she needed to step down. If Keene is too ignorant to understand that, then that's his problem.
Keane is correct. Governor Palin needs to toughen up and worry about what she is doing, not what others say about her.
Try running a state when you have Democrat/Obama operatives filing charges against you that are preventing you from doing the job you were elected to, and get back to me. I have not heard Palin "whine" about the media other than pointing out the FACT that there were double-standards and gross hypocrisy involved in that coverage.
This has nothing to do with Obama. This is about Governor Palin.
It does have something to do with Obama. It just goes to show you that even conservatives have no problem attacking their own but never say a peep about Obama's real lack of experience and shady background.
Again, the Palin supporters show their lack of spine and their continued goddess worship (in a sickening Obama like way) of Governor Palin
Call it what you want. But Palin is so far the only Republican with the guts to criticizing Washington and the Obama administration and simultaneously defending conservative principles. If that's worshipping, then pass the collection plate.
Valid, perhaps. But that still doesn't mean it was good for her political future, at least not if she wants to run for the Presidency.
But Palin is so far the only Republican with the guts to criticizing Washington and the Obama administration and simultaneously defending conservative principles.
Ridiculous. Mark Sanford, for one, was fighting Obama and his stimulus pretty hard. And ever hear of Tom Coburn, Mike Pence, Paul Ryan, or Jim DeMint? Palin's obviously been a strong voice, but this "Palin or hell" view so many here take, that she's the only true conservative in a wilderness of RINOs and wimps, is both absurd and unproductive.