My beef is that she reminds of unqualified people like Ronald Reagan, Dan Quayle, and George “W”. She is just another “W” in heels and she is stringing the religious right along, she will sell you her books, her radio/TV shows and speaking engagements. Let me paint you a picture, in my opinion, for the last eight years where the mantra was no regulation and no oversight and spread to all federal agencies and the justice department was filled by unqualified religious types and the dullard (ex-drunk) religious president started two wars of choice with extreme tax dollar spending, is anyone real surprised with our current economic situation because of those choices. I am so tried of unqualified religious zealots controlling the government and their attempts to make the second coming of Christ a reality, their hatred of women, gays, minorities, and immigrants (even though they use them to reap higher margins for their businesses) disgust me. And if McCain had chosen a “Dan Quayle” type, I would be doing the same thing pointing out his shortcomings. I see your point but don’t be too quick to summarize that yours perspective is the only valid perspective. I think in this specific case she has reaped what she and her party have sowed.

I certainly know some Obama voters who may be somewhat dissapointed with the way things have gone so far…

Well, SuzieQ, get ready to hear a lot more complaints because they are coming – even to those with their eyes covered and their ears plugged. Americans are waking up from the hopey-change dream and seeing the reality of the farce that is Obama.

Even if they were capable of seeing through the obviously grotesquely flawed media created caricature of her, the vast majority of the public simply doesn’t have enough information to connect all the dots themselves and put her move into its proper context. (I must state here that while in a rational world this should have been taken care of by the news media, Palin and her people should have realized this was not going to be the case and made more of an effort to lay the educational foundation for the resignation to be properly interpreted.)

For instance, how in the world can anyone fully understand why Palin took this action unless they know this is not the first time she’s done something like this? How many people are aware that in 2004 (almost exactly the same amount of time before her election as Governor as there is now before the 2012 primaries) Palin put her political career in jeopardy and resigned out of principle from a cushy government job as the chairman of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission? My guess is very, very few.

I’m sure most members of the news media know nothing about this basic and relevant fact from Palin’s background because I’ve done my own “poll.” Every time a media inquiry to discuss Palin’s resignation came my way I made a point of asking the reporter if they knew about this episode. So far I have yet to find even one who had a clue, and this sample includes a writer from The New York Times!!

As maddening as this kind of incompetence is, the most insane element of the reaction to Palin’s resignation is the complete inability of the vast majority of the press — and at least some of the public — to even comprehend the possibility that she just might be telling the truth about how and why she came to this decision.

This will evidently come as a complete shock to nearly every member of the media elite, but not everyone in public life is a manipulative and cynical liar, and not every person who has a shot at being President must live their lives to pursue that end no matter the costs to the public good, their family and their personal sanity. The Sarah Palin I know is at least one person in that position who is sufficiently well-grounded and secure enough in themselves and their values to not succumb to this illness of hyper-ambition. She is more than capable of putting something else above her own selfish, short-term political self-interest. You would think that a just society might reward that kind of person and not crucify them, but it has been long since clear that we don’t live in that kind of place.

The bottom line is that Sarah Palin resigned simply because she was no longer allowed to do her job in a way that benefited her state and family. She saw that if she stayed on as Governor it would cost the state millions of dollars in wasted time and resources and doom it to gridlock. She knew that it would also continue to cost her family hundreds of thousands of dollars to defend against false and maliciously filed ethics complaints. And she had simply had enough of her children being fodder for inappropriate public attacks.

That’s it. Those are the facts and I’m positive there’s nothing else. There is ABSOLUTELY no hidden scandal (or as CNN’s hack Rick Sanchez “reported,” an unplanned pregnancy) and this was NOT a poorly executed ploy to ignite a 2012 Presidential run. Sarah Palin simply came to the “remarkable” conclusion that stepping down was the right thing to do for the greater good. How sad is it that so many in media (including a whole lot of “conservatives”) can’t even begin to see this obvious reality.

I know that whatever I say is discounted because I created a film largely about Sarah Palin, and I have made it clear that I have personal admiration for her (I guess I would be more credible if I was a liberal who didn’t know anything about her), but I have never been more confident in any public declaration I have ever made. The media-created perception of this woman is the most corruptly inaccurate I’ve ever seen, and their attacks on her and her family are the most outrageous and dangerous I’ve ever been aware of.

http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jziegler/2009/07/09/the-truth-about-sarah-palin%E2%80%99s-resignation/

Being a leader in industry and active in the community and in my Churches
I made a point to show my visible and outgoing opposition to Obama and his Anti-American, Anti-Business policies which as predicted are coming to fruition.
I have people from all walks voicing their opposition to Obama and agreeing that I was correct that Obama is bad for business and a National Security risk.

Most of us think President Obama is doing the best he can in difficult circumstances. And many of us believe that by 2012 he will be considered to be a very successful President (if health care reform with the public option happens, don’t ask don’t tell is repealed, and the economy turns around – and I think all 3 of those things will happen.)

Aww Andy…Why? Didn’t you, Ron or Henry bother to research what you were supporting? Or did you just all fall for the hope, yes we can, just words? At your ages…tsk tsk. Working in Hollywood, as if none of you hadn’t heard it all before. As if you have no idea when someone is acting.

Thank you for the link.

Just made an animated video of Palin pretty much calling it as it is

Gallup even with their skewed polling has Obama going down, down down…from 65…62…59….58.

And now Ohio has HObama down to 49. He may end up being exactly like Bush in so many ways…the pres with the highest and lowest approval ratings. lol

Of course, deserving.

The man is now known ask they “Say anything to get elected” president.