No two circumstances of any governors resignations are exactly alike. Each has it's own peculiar circumstances.
The good news is, Sarah Plain did not resign because of the usual corruption and sleaze that forces governors to resign. Even the FBI had to come out and clearly state that there were in fact NOT investigating Sarah Palin for ANY corruption, after the loony left vermin tried to push that theory.
Anyone who resigns for the interest of their state, without any sleaze or corruption, and has in fact been a great fighter AGAINST corruption even in her own party, has my support.
There are very few politicians as principled as she is, in this country right now.
No two circumstances of any governors resignations are exactly alike. Each has it's own peculiar circumstances. The good news is, Sarah Plain did not resign because of the usual corruption and sleaze that forces governors to resign. Even the FBI had to come out and clearly state that there were in fact NOT investigating Sarah Palin for ANY corruption, after the loony left vermin tried to push that theory Anyone who resigns for the interest of their state, without any sleaze or corruption, and has in fact been a great fighter AGAINST corruption even in her own party, has my support.
The good news is that she was innocent of the ethics charges, the BAD news was that she quit anyway and allowed them to pressure her out.
She quit for her own personal reasons, not for the 'good of the State'.
She and her State were facing extortion and she gave into it.
So, when the Democrats don't like some other Republican Gov. they can now feel they can force him out of office as well?
There are very few politicians as principled as she is, in this country right now.
Resigning was not being principled, it was pragmatic.