
Originally Posted by
MrViews90
Sarah Palin resigned from the governorship after only 2 and a half years as governor of Alaska. Once again, she has proven she is AWOL on leadership. She claims to have opposed the bridge to nowhere. That was after she supported it. She claims to be a tax cutter. Thats after she raised taxes as mayor of a small town, and increased taxes on oil to give it back to the taxpayers. She claims to be fiscally conservative, but she has a record of fighting for spending increases. During last year's campaign, Palin claimed to be a fighter. However, now she has quit her job. Palin's move proves she is power hungry and can't handle the pressures of governor. Many people on this forum believe Palin should run for president. If so, should she resign after only 2 and a half years in office? If so, should she run on one thing and govern the other way?
Now, let me respond to all the attacks I'm about to encounter:
1. Save your links about Palin cutting taxes, I know she did. She also raised taxes. Point is, she isn't any more conservative than the next republican on taxes.
2. I already know about the contract between the oil companies and the people of Alaska.
3. I also know that some of Palin's tax increases were approved by the voters. I'll give her half a pass on that
4. Calling me liberal doesn't mean its true
Oh STFU with the stupid Palin-bashing stuck record.
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