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Published July 03, 2009

Palin plans to resign as Alaska governor chat

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Terry D.
07/04/2009 2:41 PM

A. H. Maybe ask General Motors and many banks who did not want to take any bailout monies if they lost any freedoms. Well put also Bob. K As far as I am concerned there are many liberals that could go to Canada since they like their Medical Care and never come back.Carie if you had LISTENED to her speach you would have found many accomplishments she did in Alaska even an earlier poster from Alaska said she was the best Govenor Alaska had in many years but no I am sure you only listened to what NBC ABC or CNN wanted you to pick up out of the speach They would never want to talk about the great things she has done and the rest of you that think there is a rumor about to start you people are sick. It is probably due to the fact that she needs to get a well paying job in order to pay off Lawyer fees trying to clear her name brought on by people sent to Alaska to dig dirt not gold.

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steve p.
07/04/2009 2:32 PM

Palin is a pin-head. Watch her change her mind and not resign!

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Bob K.
Atwater, MN     07/04/2009 12:02 PM

A.H. posted "Because of Bush I need a passport to go to Canada." If you would research and read, the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative was enacted by Congress based on the 9/11 Commission Report. Bush only signed the legislation into law. The HomeLand Security and Dept of State is the one implementing the policy effective June 1, 2009 - which happens to be the Obama Administration. The Dem Congress and the "Occupant" could reverse the law if you want, as you seem to be iinconvenienced by it.

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Bob K.
Atwater, MN     07/04/2009 11:49 AM

Well stated Terry D. Still can't figure out how they have created the invisible puppet strings that open and close his mouth, move his arms and legs, and turn his head.

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Carie L.
Granite Falls, MN     07/04/2009 11:15 AM

Which need is Palin desperately wanting to fill, Lynn? Apparently you have some kind of insight that even Palin doesn't have... she talked and talked yesterday, but managed to say actually not much of anything... and she certainly didn't let loose what her plans are. So, what are Palin's plans, Swami Lynn?

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Terry D.
07/04/2009 10:03 AM

At least when Sara Palin spoke yesterday she spoke from her Heart. Not like those made up comments on the teleprompter that our current president has to address the pre screened questions from the media. He is still running a campaign and will tell the people what they want to hear. I believe the biggest reason Sara steped down was the Media bias toward her and after the comments of Dave Letterman concerning her family, and No liberal womens rights group even coming forward to denounce those remarks I think I would step aside too Raise her family and then get back into the political areana. The press and you liberals have such double standards. As Obama moves forward passing bills before the Congress even has a chance to read them all in the name of Crisis it is sad. TRANSPARENT? I wish Sara well maybe I am sure we will see her again and then she can staighten out the mess that Pelosie Obama and Reid has left us in. I as a veteran look to this day of Freedom and see all the Freedoms we have lost in the last 6 months it truely makes me wonder why I served and why my son is about to start his military career. Much less freedoms today with the current administration than before.Commander in Chief, Now there is a laugh.

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Jay D.
07/04/2009 8:47 AM

It is nice to see Sarah Palin finally coming to the conclusion that she is not cut out for public office. Kudos!

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Mike B.
07/04/2009 8:42 AM

I'm glad to see Gov Palin will have more time to spend with her youngest. She was pulled into the deep end of the political pool only able to dog paddle.

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Jeremy E.
07/04/2009 2:00 AM

I think Palin would make a great President. She is intelligent, principled and has class and personal integrity. That is more than I can say for others that have ran in years past.

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joe r.
Willmar, MN     07/04/2009 12:34 AM

Larry there is no way your a Christian with your self righteous self, who never seems to have the facts to back up your far fetched far right views. Yes Larry I love seeing people in misery that is why I work with people and for people everyday. This is your nature Larry when backed in a corner when you are misleading people you come out with more wild accusations, but go ahead its your world, we are just communists and liberals. Do you know what kills me is you never had a clue who Palin was, and what if she was a Democrat? You would be the first to torch her, with some of her stupid comments, and her lack of political events. This is a perfect example of how you operate Larry.

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