Wishing Palin Well, Wishing Liberals Hell
“And there is such a need to build up and fight for our state and our country. I choose to fight for it. And I’ll work hard for others who still believe in free enterprise and smaller government; strong national security for our country and support for our troops; energy independence; and for those who will protect freedom and equality and life. I’ll work for and campaign for those proud to be American, and those who are inspired by our ideals and won’t deride them.”
Those are the words that stood out to me the most when Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin unexpectedly announced late Friday afternoon that she will resign this month and transfer power to Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell.
It was almost an unfortunate scene, one that appeared destined to happen after Sen. John McCain failed the GOP in November and Palin by extension. I don’t buy into the predictable liberal argument that she just couldn’t handle the job anymore, that she just wasn’t up for it, that she’s a quiter.
No, no. I think Palin is up to something big, and I think she knows what she’s doing. How easy it is for others to say they would have at least served the remainder of this term in Alaska, national political ambitions or not. How easy it is for others, especially empty-headed liberals, to say she’s acting bizarre and erratic. By whose standards is she acting bizarre and erratic? By liberals’ standards? Really, who gives a shit what liberals think?
Besides, when was the last time a liberal did something productive and good and decent for America? You just can’t put much faith in people who take delight in such matters as baby killing and forcing gay marriage on society. These are not the kind who can be depended upon to do the right thing in most situations. No, sir.
They are, instead, the kind you can always count on to make a situation worse, to dilute society with their trashy policies, to contribute substantially to the deterioration of a righteous America. What they say means little, but what they do means much only to the extent their actions always prove to be harmful.
Take Palin and her family, for example. The liberal lunatics came at her at every angle – not because they don’t like her proper policies, but because they don’t like her personally. They say she’s too folksy, that her enormous popularity in Alaska and among the better of conservatives means nothing, that every single person in America who can relate to her and her family are just dumb f—ks who have been unfortunate enough to live outside liberals’ alternate universe.
Liberals are easily offended by anything decent and good in this country, and they celebrate the filthy parts of society. They run around like a bunch of dirty dogs foaming at the mouth and seeking to devour people of faith. They presume to lecture the better part of society when its members fall from grace (Gov. Mark Sanford) while denouncing our morals and values. If I didn’t know better, I’d say they were all filled with the devil, because that’s exactly how they act.
The way the Palins have been treated is unforgivable. Certainly, it weighed on the governor’s mind and took its toll. Who could embrace being done like that? But I don’t think that’s why she resigned.
I can’t say for sure what she intends to do, just like no one else can say with any certainly what she intends to do. I just get the distinct feeling her resignation opened the door for something bigger and better. I think she saw an opportunity to advance her career while stepping away from the Alaska governorship.
Analysts say the timing was odd and risky. Some say it could send her into political oblivion. Blah, blah, blah. I don’t think so.
If Palin simply wanted to fade away, she could have finished her term, despite the liberals’ demonic attacks on her, and then leave politics to do whatever she wanted. No amount of liberal stupidity thrust upon her could stop her from living her life, although the cultic bastards have certainly tried.
Like many others, I didn’t know much, if anything at all, about Palin when McCain picked her as his running mate. But I read up on her, listened to her speeches, watched her during the Republican National Convention, and have followed her ever since. I think she’s real, and I like her. It helps, also, to agree with her policies, and I do.
If anyone can be blamed for the way Palin has been treated, other than the left-wing drive-by media and liberal assholes, it’s McCain’s people – the same people who helped lose him that election last November. They’re just not that good at what they do, and they handled Palin like she was a child just along for the national ride.
So throw in traitors from her own party and mix them with the left-wing nutjobs, and you’ve got a horrible f—king scenario in which Palin and her family are forced on a daily basis to defend themselves from baseless, spineless, disgusting, and inexcusable attacks.
Take this statement, for example, from a spokesman of the Democratic National Committee:
Either Sarah Palin is leaving the people of Alaska high and dry to pursue her long shot national political ambitions or she simply can’t handle the job,” Brad Woodhouse said. “Either way, her decision … continues a pattern of bizarre behavior.”
And there you go. Typical liberal propaganda filled with cowardice and shame. Attack Palin and the GOP all you want, but don’t you dare question our precious and glorious leader Barack Obama.
It’s not just irony involved here; it’s idiocy. The DNC couldn’t even find it in itself to issue a brief classy statement thanking her for her service to Alaska and wishing her well.
When I heard this bullshit yesterday, I wanted to spit in Woodhouse’s face – not because he’s a member of the opposition, but because he couldn’t muster even an ounce of respect for Palin.
I wonder sometimes why I even get upset at stuff like that. Democrats are not known for class, so I should not have been even a bit surprised when that pathetic DNC statement was circulated.
Palin’s PAC Web site remains online. For now, I will assume she intends to do something on a national level – presidential aspirations or not. For now, I will be content to just wait and see.
For all you liberal pricks, particularly those in the fake media, who will surely continue your shameful attacks on Palin and her family, a big f—-k you goes out to you. May you live out your days in utter misery surrounded by tree huggers and baby-killing idolaters. Idiots.
Whatever you decide to do, governor, you’ve got my support. God bless you and your family.
