Palin

After hearing of Palin stepping away from her governorship, I have to wonder if she'll be devoting her energy to creating a new political party. The GOP party elites have never done anything to support her, and the GOP isn't really committed to conservative values. Perhaps Sarah will use her own momentum among the base to give the disloyal GOP the finger and start her own movement.

If so, they had it coming. After all, they've been kinder to Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe, who voted with the Democrats on TARP.

ETC: Option Two: She, Rush Limbuagh, and Mark Levin start a new news network.

MORE ETC: Whatever she does, it will be centered on this:

I am now looking ahead and how we can advance this country together with our values of less government intervention, greater energy independence, stronger national security, and much-needed fiscal restraint.

EVEN MORE ETC: Nola, one of the speakers at the Des Moines Tea Party, reminds me that it is futile for me, a guy, to try and fathom the mind of a woman.

True, so true... I should know better.

by Brett Rogers, 7/5/2009 8:12:16 AM
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I'd really like to see her start a new party. I'm not buying any of the crap about a looming scandal. If anyone had dirt they'd be dishing it already. She has been subjected to the most vile of personal attacks.

She made a stop here in NY last month (small town of Auburn) and drew huge crowds. In a state as blue as NY, that speaks volumes to how she connects with the base. No other republican could draw like that and on the other side, nobody beyond the messiah would either.

I'm really looking forward to what she decides to do next.

Posted by Pale Rider, 7/6/2009 8:00:40 AM

I thought for sometime that Palin could very well begin a third party movement. This would not necessarily be a bad thing and could evolve into something great. Time will tell on this. Found your blog via twitter. Visit me sometimes at TOTUS.

Posted by Ron Russell (http://totus-blog.blogspot.com), 7/14/2009 8:29:34 PM