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Palin's shock exit as governor

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Published Date: 04 July 2009
SARAH Palin, the Republican former US vice presidential nominee, abruptly announced she is resigning as governor of Alaska at the end of the month.
The shock move by 45-year-old Palin, pictured, has rattled her party, but leaves open the possibility that she may seek a run for the White House in 2012.

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  • Last Updated: 04 July 2009 10:45 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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James (1),

04/07/2009 13:04:31
Am I the only one who thought "why did they pick this fruit loop to run"?
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Lynne,

04/07/2009 14:59:17
Instead we elected an ex-drug user.. socialistic, Constitution breaking, American hating President.. who has CHANGED the US, and not for the better..dashing everyone's HOPES.

a Man with little experience, who never ran a business, hung out with radicals and terrorists and surrounds himself with tax cheats and lobbyists..(which he said he would never do).

There are a lot people changing their minds about him... This is not what they signed on for. Certainly not 9.5% unemployment.. and the gov't now running businesses, as he destroys the small business community, and adds the taxes to the middle class that he said would never happen. Thank goodness there will be a 2010.. and a 2012 so we can get rid of this Congress and President.
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Lynne,

04/07/2009 16:24:01
P.S. Not to mention the debt and deficit he and his lefty cohorts are leaving for the children and future grandchildren of the nation.


 

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