Palin’s return to her home state has been a rocky one. Beyond a flood of ethics complaints — most of which have been dismissed — the governor was forced to backtrack on her decision to reject federal stimulus funds, her pick for attorney general was rejected by an increasingly hostile legislature, and her personal life has continued to grab headlines.

Stapleton denied that Palin was leaving office because she’d decided her lightning rod status was a liability to the state — but conceded that the governor felt personally targeted. “I know you want to put that sort of negative word in there, but it’s not a ‘liability’ — it’s that she has a vision for the state…the best way and the best place to effect change at this point is outside her role as governor, because as governor people are just focused on bringing her down rather than building up the state, and that’s not who she is.”

And THIS was someone the right thought would be a great President? No, lady, the micro-focus on YOUR life is the result of your need to constantly be in the spotlight and remain “the victim.” You didn’t need to pick a fight with David Letterman, did you? No, you could have left that alone like any reasonable politician would. You just have an ego issue.

You could have ignored the blogger who created a photoshop file you didn’t like. Instead, you show yourself to be a petty, sensitive ass. And as far as the ethics issues are concerned, no one doubts that you tried to twist and manipulate your office to pressure those who didn’t agree with you. Thats NOT how a respectable elected official acts - but, then again, you seem to worship George W. Bush so that shows us right there how off-course your thinking is.

I’m so tired of people who cannot get their head out of their ass and then blame the rest of the world for their bad back because of it. She wants to resign? GOOD! Buh, bye Sarah. Don’t let the door slam you in the ass on the way out. Or better yet, let it.

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