Her Power Is Growing: Palin Racks Up Two More Wins

[L.K.Eder]

What good has she accomplished? As far as I can tell she's never done anything but run down half the country and blow McCain's last chance of being president.

For starters, try this.


Governor Sarah Palin’s Accomplishments

Energy Independence, Development, and Environmental Stewardship

*Governor Palin’s cornerstone accomplishment is AGIA (Alaska Gasline Inducement Act). During the Palin administration, TransCanada and Exxon formed an alliance to build a natural gas pipeline from Alaska to the Lower 48. Under Governor Palin’s governance, the project was expanded and revised from what previous governors had proposed with an open policy process for the Alaskan people. More progress was made on this effort than in the previous 30 years. This is the largest private sector infrastructure project in North American history and helps put us on the path to energy independence.

*Governor Palin’s administration opened up drilling for oil and natural gas at Pt. Thompson for the first time in decades.

*Governor Palin created the Alaska’s Petroleum Integrity Office to oversee all aspects of energy development and to make sure oilfield equipment was safe to operate and a Climate Change Subcabinet to comprehensively and honestly evaluate climate change.

Fiscal Conservatism

*Governor Palin reduced earmark requests for the state of Alaska by 80% during her administration, requesting only earmarks that would benefit the country as a whole.

* Governor Palin reduced spending in her budget for Fiscal Year 2010 by more than one billion dollars from the previous governor’s Fiscal Year 2007 budget, a 9.5% real reduction in spending. Her FY2010 budget was $10.57 billion compared to Governor Murkowski’s FY2007 budget of nearly $11.7 billion. At the same time, she fulfilled her campaign promise to forward fund education, allowing districts greater flexibility and predictability in their planning.

*Governor Palin opposed much of the "stimulus", wanting only to accept 55% of the money allocated to Alaska, specifically only dollars dedicated to infrastructure [projects. Although the Alaskan legislature ultimately overturned her veto, she stood firm on her commitment to help Alaska to become more self-sufficient while not adding to not add to the skyrocketing national debt.

* Governor Palin invested $5 billion in state savings.



Walking the Walk on Fiscal Responsibility

*Governor Palin sold the private jet purchased by the previous governor. She state it was an unnecessary financial burden on the state and was unable to land on many of the state’s landing strips.

* To cut costs that would be incurred by continuing to use a personal driver like previous governors, the governor drove herself from Wasilla to her office in Anchorage. She also dismissed the governor’s personal chef stationed in Juneau, Alaska’s capital.

* Governor Palin accepted less state per diem for herself and her family than her predecessors even though she had a larger family.



10th Amendment Advocacy/Promotion of State Constitution

*Showing that she is a strong supporter of the 10th amendment, Governor Palin advocated for the sovereignty of the state of Alaska.

*Governor Palin’s administration sued the federal government for placing the polar bear on the endangered species list, as this restriction affected energy development which would increase energy costs.

*A Constitutionalist, Governor Palin signed Alaska’s Clear and Equitable Share (ACES) bill into law. The Alaska constitution states that the Alaskan people own the oil and other resources. This law ensures that the "owners", the people of Alaska, receive a clear and equitable share of oil profits.

National Defense/Veterans

*Governor Palin supported ground-based missile defense Ft Greely and other Alaskan Bases around to protect America from America’s enemies. She criticized the Obama administration for cuts that they made to this national defense system.

*Governor Palin, with Senators Murkowski and Begich, fought for retirement benefits from the federal government that were due to the Alaska Territorial Guard members who fought during World War II. These benefits were eventually rewarded to these veterans by the federal government.

* Governor Palin visited Alaskan soldiers in Kosovo and Kuwait.

Transparency/Anti-Corruption

*Governor Palin signed bipartisan ethics reform legislation into law that helped to hold both the legislative and executive branches accountable.

*Governor Palin put the state checkbook online, allowing all constituents to see how state money was being spent.

Health Care

*Governor Palin introduced health care transparency legislation which aimed at putting information in the hands of consumers about cost and quality of health care as a way to make health care consumer driven and accessible.

Sanctity and Dignity of All Life

* Governor Palin strongly supported both parental consent and parental notification legislation.

*Governor Palin increased educational funding for special needs’ children.

*Governor Palin implemented the Senior Benefits Program to support low income seniors.

Positions Held while Governor

* Chairman of the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.

*Vice Chair of the National Governors Association Natural Resource Committee.

* She served as chair of the Alaska Conservation Commission, which regulates Alaska’s most valuable non-renewable resources: oil and gas. She was elected by her peers to serve as president of the Alaska Conference of Mayors. In this role, she worked with local, state and federal officials to promote solutions to the needs of Alaska’s communities.

She exposed legal violations and conflicts of interest of Alaska Republican leaders, including the former state Attorney General and the State GOP Chairman (who was also an Oil & Gas Commissioner), who was doing work for the party on public time and supplying a lobbyist with a sensitive e-mail. Several went to jail.

Governor Palin signed several pieces of legislation and resolutions during July 2009. They were:



•SB-125: Encourage aerospace development in AK
•SB-177: Extend sunset for sport fishing guides and address harvest data collection
•Pro-energy development and missile defense resolutions

HJR-27: Alaska a Sovereign State
HJR-25: Hydro-Electric a Renewable Resource
HJR-28: Oppose Federal Restriction on Oil and Gas Development
HJR-12: Support Missile Defense System
•SB-88: Power cost equalization
•Defending Second Amendment rights.

SB-201: Extends Concealed Carry Permit Expiration to 5 Years from Birthday
HJR-17: Urges Congress not to pass HR-45.The federal legislation would put burdensome licensing and registration controls on individual gun owners.
SJR-10: Urges Congress to pass S-371. The legislation was to ensure that citizens of each state who are licensed or authorized by their home state to carry a concealed weapon, could do so in another state as long as they comply with the laws of that state.
SJR-3: The resolution expresses support to Congress for repealing the ban on carrying a firearm on National Park Service lands.
•SB-3 Requiring information sharing between two agencies.
•HRJ-19 Supports requirement of escort for loaded tankers traversing Prince William Sound.
•The Governor appointed 29 people to boards, commissions and councils and made three judicial appointments between July 6, 2009 and July 26, 2009.

Governor Palin's total appointments for 2009 was123, including 116 to boards, commissions and councils, five judicial appointments, one legislative and one attorney general. Governor Palin averaged one appointment every 1.67 days during 2009.
•The Governor vetoed $28.6 million in stimulus money that would have involved federal interference with the state of Alaska.
Governor Palin signed bills removing experience caps on teacher's salaries and extending boat safety programs.

Governor Palin signed legislation that gave struggling charter schools a one-year grace period to increase enrollments or integrate with other charter schools. She also signed legislation that authorizes Alaska "to enroll in the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children."

Governor Palin signed legislation granting birth certificates for stillborn babies

Governor Palin signed legislation authorizing the state to fund retirement benefits for Alaska Territorial Guard veterans. The federal government ceased funding benefits on April 1, 2009

Governor Palin signed legislation safeguarding student loans

Sarah Palin was Commander of the Alaska National Guard. Alaska is the first line of defense in our missile interceptor defense system. The 49th Missile Defense Battalion of the Alaska National Guard is the first line of defense unit that protects the entire nation from ballistic missile attacks. It’s on permanent active duty, unlike other Guard units in the United States. As governor of Alaska, Palin was briefed on highly classified military issues, homeland security, and counterterrorism daily.

Governor Palin was the commander in chief of the Alaska State Defense Force (ASDF), a federally recognized militia incorporated into Homeland Security's counterterrorism plans.

I noticed that all of you Palin bashers seemed to have ignored this post. I wonder why that is. Facts get in the way of having fun?

no, try again.

 

[Claudette]

What good has she accomplished? As far as I can tell she's never done anything but run down half the country and blow McCain's last chance of being president.

For starters, try this.


Governor Sarah Palin’s Accomplishments

Energy Independence, Development, and Environmental Stewardship

*Governor Palin’s cornerstone accomplishment is AGIA (Alaska Gasline Inducement Act). During the Palin administration, TransCanada and Exxon formed an alliance to build a natural gas pipeline from Alaska to the Lower 48. Under Governor Palin’s governance, the project was expanded and revised from what previous governors had proposed with an open policy process for the Alaskan people. More progress was made on this effort than in the previous 30 years. This is the largest private sector infrastructure project in North American history and helps put us on the path to energy independence.

*Governor Palin’s administration opened up drilling for oil and natural gas at Pt. Thompson for the first time in decades.

*Governor Palin created the Alaska’s Petroleum Integrity Office to oversee all aspects of energy development and to make sure oilfield equipment was safe to operate and a Climate Change Subcabinet to comprehensively and honestly evaluate climate change.

Fiscal Conservatism

*Governor Palin reduced earmark requests for the state of Alaska by 80% during her administration, requesting only earmarks that would benefit the country as a whole.

* Governor Palin reduced spending in her budget for Fiscal Year 2010 by more than one billion dollars from the previous governor’s Fiscal Year 2007 budget, a 9.5% real reduction in spending. Her FY2010 budget was $10.57 billion compared to Governor Murkowski’s FY2007 budget of nearly $11.7 billion. At the same time, she fulfilled her campaign promise to forward fund education, allowing districts greater flexibility and predictability in their planning.

*Governor Palin opposed much of the "stimulus", wanting only to accept 55% of the money allocated to Alaska, specifically only dollars dedicated to infrastructure [projects. Although the Alaskan legislature ultimately overturned her veto, she stood firm on her commitment to help Alaska to become more self-sufficient while not adding to not add to the skyrocketing national debt.

* Governor Palin invested $5 billion in state savings.



Walking the Walk on Fiscal Responsibility

*Governor Palin sold the private jet purchased by the previous governor. She state it was an unnecessary financial burden on the state and was unable to land on many of the state’s landing strips.

* To cut costs that would be incurred by continuing to use a personal driver like previous governors, the governor drove herself from Wasilla to her office in Anchorage. She also dismissed the governor’s personal chef stationed in Juneau, Alaska’s capital.

* Governor Palin accepted less state per diem for herself and her family than her predecessors even though she had a larger family.



10th Amendment Advocacy/Promotion of State Constitution

*Showing that she is a strong supporter of the 10th amendment, Governor Palin advocated for the sovereignty of the state of Alaska.

*Governor Palin’s administration sued the federal government for placing the polar bear on the endangered species list, as this restriction affected energy development which would increase energy costs.

*A Constitutionalist, Governor Palin signed Alaska’s Clear and Equitable Share (ACES) bill into law. The Alaska constitution states that the Alaskan people own the oil and other resources. This law ensures that the "owners", the people of Alaska, receive a clear and equitable share of oil profits.

National Defense/Veterans

*Governor Palin supported ground-based missile defense Ft Greely and other Alaskan Bases around to protect America from America’s enemies. She criticized the Obama administration for cuts that they made to this national defense system.

*Governor Palin, with Senators Murkowski and Begich, fought for retirement benefits from the federal government that were due to the Alaska Territorial Guard members who fought during World War II. These benefits were eventually rewarded to these veterans by the federal government.

* Governor Palin visited Alaskan soldiers in Kosovo and Kuwait.

Transparency/Anti-Corruption

*Governor Palin signed bipartisan ethics reform legislation into law that helped to hold both the legislative and executive branches accountable.

*Governor Palin put the state checkbook online, allowing all constituents to see how state money was being spent.

Health Care

*Governor Palin introduced health care transparency legislation which aimed at putting information in the hands of consumers about cost and quality of health care as a way to make health care consumer driven and accessible.

Sanctity and Dignity of All Life

* Governor Palin strongly supported both parental consent and parental notification legislation.

*Governor Palin increased educational funding for special needs’ children.

*Governor Palin implemented the Senior Benefits Program to support low income seniors.

Positions Held while Governor

* Chairman of the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.

*Vice Chair of the National Governors Association Natural Resource Committee.

* She served as chair of the Alaska Conservation Commission, which regulates Alaska’s most valuable non-renewable resources: oil and gas. She was elected by her peers to serve as president of the Alaska Conference of Mayors. In this role, she worked with local, state and federal officials to promote solutions to the needs of Alaska’s communities.

She exposed legal violations and conflicts of interest of Alaska Republican leaders, including the former state Attorney General and the State GOP Chairman (who was also an Oil & Gas Commissioner), who was doing work for the party on public time and supplying a lobbyist with a sensitive e-mail. Several went to jail.

Governor Palin signed several pieces of legislation and resolutions during July 2009. They were:



•SB-125: Encourage aerospace development in AK
•SB-177: Extend sunset for sport fishing guides and address harvest data collection
•Pro-energy development and missile defense resolutions

HJR-27: Alaska a Sovereign State
HJR-25: Hydro-Electric a Renewable Resource
HJR-28: Oppose Federal Restriction on Oil and Gas Development
HJR-12: Support Missile Defense System
•SB-88: Power cost equalization
•Defending Second Amendment rights.

SB-201: Extends Concealed Carry Permit Expiration to 5 Years from Birthday
HJR-17: Urges Congress not to pass HR-45.The federal legislation would put burdensome licensing and registration controls on individual gun owners.
SJR-10: Urges Congress to pass S-371. The legislation was to ensure that citizens of each state who are licensed or authorized by their home state to carry a concealed weapon, could do so in another state as long as they comply with the laws of that state.
SJR-3: The resolution expresses support to Congress for repealing the ban on carrying a firearm on National Park Service lands.
•SB-3 Requiring information sharing between two agencies.
•HRJ-19 Supports requirement of escort for loaded tankers traversing Prince William Sound.
•The Governor appointed 29 people to boards, commissions and councils and made three judicial appointments between July 6, 2009 and July 26, 2009.

Governor Palin's total appointments for 2009 was123, including 116 to boards, commissions and councils, five judicial appointments, one legislative and one attorney general. Governor Palin averaged one appointment every 1.67 days during 2009.
•The Governor vetoed $28.6 million in stimulus money that would have involved federal interference with the state of Alaska.
Governor Palin signed bills removing experience caps on teacher's salaries and extending boat safety programs.

Governor Palin signed legislation that gave struggling charter schools a one-year grace period to increase enrollments or integrate with other charter schools. She also signed legislation that authorizes Alaska "to enroll in the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children."

Governor Palin signed legislation granting birth certificates for stillborn babies

Governor Palin signed legislation authorizing the state to fund retirement benefits for Alaska Territorial Guard veterans. The federal government ceased funding benefits on April 1, 2009

Governor Palin signed legislation safeguarding student loans

Sarah Palin was Commander of the Alaska National Guard. Alaska is the first line of defense in our missile interceptor defense system. The 49th Missile Defense Battalion of the Alaska National Guard is the first line of defense unit that protects the entire nation from ballistic missile attacks. It’s on permanent active duty, unlike other Guard units in the United States. As governor of Alaska, Palin was briefed on highly classified military issues, homeland security, and counterterrorism daily.

Governor Palin was the commander in chief of the Alaska State Defense Force (ASDF), a federally recognized militia incorporated into Homeland Security's counterterrorism plans.

Oh please. Give me a break Ted. This is USMB. No place for facts to get in the way of good, rhetoric, talking heads debate.

LMAO your so right there Jarhead.

The Palin haters sure don't like to see her resume. Sure looks a hell of a lot better than the boob in office. LOL

The only thng they want to come up with is that she resigned as Gov. of Alaska. They don't care why she resigned just that she did. Quitter sounds better than smart and responsible.

Wait for it. Wait for it. I'm sure Ol Yank can throw in Quitter one more time LMAO

 

[Jarhead]

For starters, try this.


Governor Sarah Palin’s Accomplishments

Energy Independence, Development, and Environmental Stewardship

*Governor Palin’s cornerstone accomplishment is AGIA (Alaska Gasline Inducement Act). During the Palin administration, TransCanada and Exxon formed an alliance to build a natural gas pipeline from Alaska to the Lower 48. Under Governor Palin’s governance, the project was expanded and revised from what previous governors had proposed with an open policy process for the Alaskan people. More progress was made on this effort than in the previous 30 years. This is the largest private sector infrastructure project in North American history and helps put us on the path to energy independence.

*Governor Palin’s administration opened up drilling for oil and natural gas at Pt. Thompson for the first time in decades.

*Governor Palin created the Alaska’s Petroleum Integrity Office to oversee all aspects of energy development and to make sure oilfield equipment was safe to operate and a Climate Change Subcabinet to comprehensively and honestly evaluate climate change.

Fiscal Conservatism

*Governor Palin reduced earmark requests for the state of Alaska by 80% during her administration, requesting only earmarks that would benefit the country as a whole.

* Governor Palin reduced spending in her budget for Fiscal Year 2010 by more than one billion dollars from the previous governor’s Fiscal Year 2007 budget, a 9.5% real reduction in spending. Her FY2010 budget was $10.57 billion compared to Governor Murkowski’s FY2007 budget of nearly $11.7 billion. At the same time, she fulfilled her campaign promise to forward fund education, allowing districts greater flexibility and predictability in their planning.

*Governor Palin opposed much of the "stimulus", wanting only to accept 55% of the money allocated to Alaska, specifically only dollars dedicated to infrastructure [projects. Although the Alaskan legislature ultimately overturned her veto, she stood firm on her commitment to help Alaska to become more self-sufficient while not adding to not add to the skyrocketing national debt.

* Governor Palin invested $5 billion in state savings.



Walking the Walk on Fiscal Responsibility

*Governor Palin sold the private jet purchased by the previous governor. She state it was an unnecessary financial burden on the state and was unable to land on many of the state’s landing strips.

* To cut costs that would be incurred by continuing to use a personal driver like previous governors, the governor drove herself from Wasilla to her office in Anchorage. She also dismissed the governor’s personal chef stationed in Juneau, Alaska’s capital.

* Governor Palin accepted less state per diem for herself and her family than her predecessors even though she had a larger family.



10th Amendment Advocacy/Promotion of State Constitution

*Showing that she is a strong supporter of the 10th amendment, Governor Palin advocated for the sovereignty of the state of Alaska.

*Governor Palin’s administration sued the federal government for placing the polar bear on the endangered species list, as this restriction affected energy development which would increase energy costs.

*A Constitutionalist, Governor Palin signed Alaska’s Clear and Equitable Share (ACES) bill into law. The Alaska constitution states that the Alaskan people own the oil and other resources. This law ensures that the "owners", the people of Alaska, receive a clear and equitable share of oil profits.

National Defense/Veterans

*Governor Palin supported ground-based missile defense Ft Greely and other Alaskan Bases around to protect America from America’s enemies. She criticized the Obama administration for cuts that they made to this national defense system.

*Governor Palin, with Senators Murkowski and Begich, fought for retirement benefits from the federal government that were due to the Alaska Territorial Guard members who fought during World War II. These benefits were eventually rewarded to these veterans by the federal government.

* Governor Palin visited Alaskan soldiers in Kosovo and Kuwait.

Transparency/Anti-Corruption

*Governor Palin signed bipartisan ethics reform legislation into law that helped to hold both the legislative and executive branches accountable.

*Governor Palin put the state checkbook online, allowing all constituents to see how state money was being spent.

Health Care

*Governor Palin introduced health care transparency legislation which aimed at putting information in the hands of consumers about cost and quality of health care as a way to make health care consumer driven and accessible.

Sanctity and Dignity of All Life

* Governor Palin strongly supported both parental consent and parental notification legislation.

*Governor Palin increased educational funding for special needs’ children.

*Governor Palin implemented the Senior Benefits Program to support low income seniors.

Positions Held while Governor

* Chairman of the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.

*Vice Chair of the National Governors Association Natural Resource Committee.

* She served as chair of the Alaska Conservation Commission, which regulates Alaska’s most valuable non-renewable resources: oil and gas. She was elected by her peers to serve as president of the Alaska Conference of Mayors. In this role, she worked with local, state and federal officials to promote solutions to the needs of Alaska’s communities.

She exposed legal violations and conflicts of interest of Alaska Republican leaders, including the former state Attorney General and the State GOP Chairman (who was also an Oil & Gas Commissioner), who was doing work for the party on public time and supplying a lobbyist with a sensitive e-mail. Several went to jail.

Governor Palin signed several pieces of legislation and resolutions during July 2009. They were:



•SB-125: Encourage aerospace development in AK
•SB-177: Extend sunset for sport fishing guides and address harvest data collection
•Pro-energy development and missile defense resolutions

HJR-27: Alaska a Sovereign State
HJR-25: Hydro-Electric a Renewable Resource
HJR-28: Oppose Federal Restriction on Oil and Gas Development
HJR-12: Support Missile Defense System
•SB-88: Power cost equalization
•Defending Second Amendment rights.

SB-201: Extends Concealed Carry Permit Expiration to 5 Years from Birthday
HJR-17: Urges Congress not to pass HR-45.The federal legislation would put burdensome licensing and registration controls on individual gun owners.
SJR-10: Urges Congress to pass S-371. The legislation was to ensure that citizens of each state who are licensed or authorized by their home state to carry a concealed weapon, could do so in another state as long as they comply with the laws of that state.
SJR-3: The resolution expresses support to Congress for repealing the ban on carrying a firearm on National Park Service lands.
•SB-3 Requiring information sharing between two agencies.
•HRJ-19 Supports requirement of escort for loaded tankers traversing Prince William Sound.
•The Governor appointed 29 people to boards, commissions and councils and made three judicial appointments between July 6, 2009 and July 26, 2009.

Governor Palin's total appointments for 2009 was123, including 116 to boards, commissions and councils, five judicial appointments, one legislative and one attorney general. Governor Palin averaged one appointment every 1.67 days during 2009.
•The Governor vetoed $28.6 million in stimulus money that would have involved federal interference with the state of Alaska.
Governor Palin signed bills removing experience caps on teacher's salaries and extending boat safety programs.

Governor Palin signed legislation that gave struggling charter schools a one-year grace period to increase enrollments or integrate with other charter schools. She also signed legislation that authorizes Alaska "to enroll in the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children."

Governor Palin signed legislation granting birth certificates for stillborn babies

Governor Palin signed legislation authorizing the state to fund retirement benefits for Alaska Territorial Guard veterans. The federal government ceased funding benefits on April 1, 2009

Governor Palin signed legislation safeguarding student loans

Sarah Palin was Commander of the Alaska National Guard. Alaska is the first line of defense in our missile interceptor defense system. The 49th Missile Defense Battalion of the Alaska National Guard is the first line of defense unit that protects the entire nation from ballistic missile attacks. It’s on permanent active duty, unlike other Guard units in the United States. As governor of Alaska, Palin was briefed on highly classified military issues, homeland security, and counterterrorism daily.

Governor Palin was the commander in chief of the Alaska State Defense Force (ASDF), a federally recognized militia incorporated into Homeland Security's counterterrorism plans.

I noticed that all of you Palin bashers seemed to have ignored this post. I wonder why that is. Facts get in the way of having fun?

no, try again.

Ok smart guy. Then why was it ignored?

 

[L.K.Eder]

I noticed that all of you Palin bashers seemed to have ignored this post. I wonder why that is. Facts get in the way of having fun?

no, try again.

Ok smart guy. Then why was it ignored?

i ignored it because it was the usual cut and paste by a teabagger.

 

[kwc57]

Curious....if not by my logic, how would you demonstrate someone is dedicated to a cause?

Your game playing is childish.

By following thru and doing what you committed to do. Deeds, not words. She quit. She failed.

She quit and failed? Or did she resign as the attacks on her as well as legal allegations against her were disruptive to her role as governor and costly to the taxpayers of Alaska?

What could it be. What could it be.

Well, as I see it, she has proven to be true to her cause, as is evident by her frequent outings with one cause for over a year now, despite the bad PR assholes like you give her.

SO I have logical reason to believe she resigned for appropriate reasons and not becuase she is a quitter.

All you have to work with is "ASSumption"

So you agree she caved when the going got tough. She'll make a great president for about 6 months. You do realize, she isn't the only politician who has had her time in office disrupted by attacks and legal allegations don't you? Does Bill Clinton ring any bells? There are plenty of other examples. She couldn't take the heat and folded. The concern is she would do the same thing in any office she held.

 

[VaYank5150]

Curious....if not by my logic, how would you demonstrate someone is dedicated to a cause?

Your game playing is childish.

By following thru and doing what you committed to do. Deeds, not words. She quit. She failed.

She quit and failed? Or did she resign as the attacks on her as well as legal allegations against her were disruptive to her role as governor and costly to the taxpayers of Alaska?

What could it be. What could it be.

Well, as I see it, she has proven to be true to her cause, as is evident by her frequent outings with one cause for over a year now, despite the bad PR assholes like you give her.

SO I have logical reason to believe she resigned for appropriate reasons and not becuase she is a quitter.

All you have to work with is "ASSumption"

She quit. End of story.

 

[Jarhead]

By following thru and doing what you committed to do. Deeds, not words. She quit. She failed.

She quit and failed? Or did she resign as the attacks on her as well as legal allegations against her were disruptive to her role as governor and costly to the taxpayers of Alaska?

What could it be. What could it be.

Well, as I see it, she has proven to be true to her cause, as is evident by her frequent outings with one cause for over a year now, despite the bad PR assholes like you give her.

SO I have logical reason to believe she resigned for appropriate reasons and not becuase she is a quitter.

All you have to work with is "ASSumption"

She quit. End of story.

End of your story. I use logic to determine why things happen. And I believe the logic I laid out is sound and reasonable.

All you have to work with is "she quit".

Go for it if it makes you feel better.

 

[geauxtohell]

She quit and failed? Or did she resign as the attacks on her as well as legal allegations against her were disruptive to her role as governor and costly to the taxpayers of Alaska?

What could it be. What could it be.

Well, as I see it, she has proven to be true to her cause, as is evident by her frequent outings with one cause for over a year now, despite the bad PR assholes like you give her.

SO I have logical reason to believe she resigned for appropriate reasons and not becuase she is a quitter.

All you have to work with is "ASSumption"

She quit. End of story.

End of your story. I use logic to determine why things happen. And I believe the logic I laid out is sound and reasonable.

All you have to work with is "she quit".

Go for it if it makes you feel better.

All your "logic" can't change the facts. The fact is that she quit.

You can't logic your way around it.

 

[kwc57]

She quit and failed? Or did she resign as the attacks on her as well as legal allegations against her were disruptive to her role as governor and costly to the taxpayers of Alaska?

What could it be. What could it be.

Well, as I see it, she has proven to be true to her cause, as is evident by her frequent outings with one cause for over a year now, despite the bad PR assholes like you give her.

SO I have logical reason to believe she resigned for appropriate reasons and not becuase she is a quitter.

All you have to work with is "ASSumption"

She quit. End of story.

End of your story. I use logic to determine why things happen. And I believe the logic I laid out is sound and reasonable.

All you have to work with is "she quit".

Go for it if it makes you feel better.

You're not using logic, you're rationalizing........and there is a difference. She stated her reasons for quitting. When you boil those reasons down, it was because it was too hard and she didn't want to deal with the shit that comes with the job. If she ever runs again, people are going to remember that.

 

[Modbert]

 

[topspin]

she did quit, but ya'll know we all want to see a lot more of her. especially the enhanced mellons.
We as democrats can only dream of her winning the nomination. Please Jah

 

[Jarhead]

She quit. End of story.

End of your story. I use logic to determine why things happen. And I believe the logic I laid out is sound and reasonable.

All you have to work with is "she quit".

Go for it if it makes you feel better.

You're not using logic, you're rationalizing........and there is a difference. She stated her reasons for quitting. When you boil those reasons down, it was because it was too hard and she didn't want to deal with the shit that comes with the job. If she ever runs again, people are going to remember that.

She stated her reasons and they were directly in line with what I said...and they made sense. You opted to read into it and come to your own conclusion...and that was your perogative. ANd she likely will never run again as she does not have the backbone to be in politics.
I see Obama in the same light. He gets too wrapped up in what people say about him. You need backbone to be in politics. Sarah and Barak both lack backbone.

 

[Jarhead]

View attachment 10670

Funny. But that is all you got?
She is not made for politics. But she has the draw to be a decider for someone.
And she aint going away.

 

[Jarhead]

She quit. End of story.

End of your story. I use logic to determine why things happen. And I believe the logic I laid out is sound and reasonable.

All you have to work with is "she quit".

Go for it if it makes you feel better.

All your "logic" can't change the facts. The fact is that she quit.

You can't logic your way around it.

Is that the best you got?

At least she quit without taking a paycheck.
Mr. Obama spent 1 1/2 years as a senator and then quit. But he insisted on still getting a paycheck; so he did not resign. He simply quit his responsibilities as a senator.

 

[Dr.Traveler]

So Sarah backs a Republican, in a Republican primary, and they win.

How'd that work out in New York?

 

[geauxtohell]

End of your story. I use logic to determine why things happen. And I believe the logic I laid out is sound and reasonable.

All you have to work with is "she quit".

Go for it if it makes you feel better.

All your "logic" can't change the facts. The fact is that she quit.

You can't logic your way around it.

Is that the best you got?

At least she quit without taking a paycheck.
Mr. Obama spent 1 1/2 years as a senator and then quit. But he insisted on still getting a paycheck; so he did not resign. He simply quit his responsibilities as a senator.

In the end, absolute fact is about the best you can get.

Here is a statement of fact:

"She quit".

That is obviously prejudicial to Palin or you would not care.

This is a statement of opinion:

"At least she quit........"

So, is that the best you've got?

 

[Jarhead]

So Sarah backs a Republican, in a Republican primary, and they win.

How'd that work out in New York?

How insincere.

Properly said:

So Sarah backs one of the two republican candidates in several primaries and the ones she backed won the primaries.

Worked out well in NY. Another couple of weeks and it would have been different.

If you do not see that she has a following then you are blind as a bat.

 

[Jarhead]

All your "logic" can't change the facts. The fact is that she quit.

You can't logic your way around it.

Is that the best you got?

At least she quit without taking a paycheck.
Mr. Obama spent 1 1/2 years as a senator and then quit. But he insisted on still getting a paycheck; so he did not resign. He simply quit his responsibilities as a senator.

In the end, absolute fact is about the best you can get.

Here is a statement of fact:

"She quit".

That is obviously prejudicial to Palin or you would not care.

This is a statement of opinion:

"At least she quit........"

So, is that the best you've got?

Seems you were either too lazy to read through the debate or you are illiterate.

We were not discussing the semantics of the word quit.

We were discussing whether or not her resigning was warranted.

Go back in the corner where lazy students belong.....or.....go back a few grades where illiterate students belong.

 

[Cuyo]

According to Wikepedia:
A patriot is someone whom feels or voices expressions of patriotism, support for their country.

Regardless of whether or not she's a "tea partier"...her patriotism is overwhelmingly obvious. Barry wouldn't know patriotism if it hit him in the balls. In fact...on several occasions he's denounced our country throughout the world. He needs to go back to Kenya and shoot some hoops.

Being a "Patriot" means squat. The woman has no platform, no eloquence, very little intelligence. That's why she jibes with the teabaggers so very well, they're just the same. Mock patriot malcontents who scream "USA," but really have not a fucks worth of a clue what's going on around them politically.

 

[Cuyo]

True.

Instead he waited until after he was elected.

He preferred to fool the electorate.

Luckily, the electorate wasn't fooled by any of Palin's shananigans.

I do not think Palin caused McCain to loose, I think he did that on his own, most people thought he was too old among other things........

Nobody could have won for the Republicans, way too much foaming at the mouth at that time. Wouldn't have mattered who they ran or who Dems ran. Blue-in Shoe-in.