July 5, 2009...5:55 pm

Poll: Why did Sarah Palin resign as AK Gov?

Inquiring minds want to know…

9 Comments

  • She thought resign was re-sign…

  • She thought resign was re-sign…

    Very funny :lol:

  • Briseadh na Faire

    Gee, I go away for a bit of a holiday and this is what happens…

    I should go away more often!!!

  • houseofroberts

    Since my choice isn’t up there (big money from Fox) I’ll go with the embezzlement. But only if the statute of limitations hasn’t expired.

  • TerrytheTurtle

    I’m going to go with ‘Rapture’s Coming, better get a few new outfits’

    Or

    “Running for Pope”

  • It’s going to take her a couple of years to learn some actual geography and world history, and then nail down the fact that the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution are two different documents—none of which contain scripture…

  • All the Above? (Including the posted options.)

  • Someone posted this yesterday and I thought it was quite interesting. We, the rational thinking people of the world, keep thinking in rational terms…which could be our downfall.

    We on the left continue to misunderstand the right at our own peril. Deep down, we think we’re playing on a common field with common rules but we aren’t. How many times did we say, “Bush could never do that” and then he did? And while we scratched our heads and got all in a snit about what he had done, he went and did something else just as outrageous.

    We assume something like an investigation must be about to break because, otherwise, it makes no sense to us why she’d resign — but that’s our way of thinking. Palin doesn’t think that way, and to impose our rationale on her is to miss what’s going on.

    Everything in Palin’s world is about her. She isn’t interested in governing, she’s interested in wielding power, partly as an end unto itself and partially as a means to impose her vision — a reality that she can understand — on the world.

    Her vindictiveness, her ability to ridicule, to twist known truths and repeat proven falsehoods endlessly, to blame others and play the victim when called to account seem to be her reaction to a world that isn’t bending to her will. This is one sick puppy, but what makes her so dangerous is her ability to wrap her brand of craziness in an attractive package and sell it as righteousness.

    Don’t think she has a future? Think 2116 and a third-party candidate splitting the liberal vote.

    Thought provoking to say the least.

  • MsJoanne, when the rational and irrational come into conflict, the irrational always has the initial edge. Rational people have a difficult time understanding irrationality, expect it is a fixable thing. Irrational people have none of those constraints and are fully capable of some seriously whacked behavior.

    The long haul always favors rationality because it is self-sustaining. It just means cleaning up the mess after taking the hits.


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