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From the Alaska Daily News

kolanuraven

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http://www.adn.com/news/politics/story/510249.html


Many people said that about her in terms of being governor, and I think she's done an excellent job," Binkley said.

The reaction wasn't so rosy elsewhere. State Senate President Lyda Green said she thought it was a joke when someone called her at 6 a.m. to tell her the news.

"She's not prepared to be governor. How can she be prepared to be vice president or president? said Green, a Republican from Palin's hometown of Wasilla. "Look at what she's done to this state. What would she do to the nation?"
 

Larrry

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kola you forgot a couple quotes
"I think it's very easy to underestimate Sarah Palin,"
Binkley said Palin has guts and an innate ability to connect with voters.
I think she's done an excellent job," Binkley said.
Binkley dismissed doubts she isn't ready
Palin has executive experience and he thinks she's ready for the job


Did ya notice the negative comments came from politicians, seems to me she will stand up when need be.
 

VanC

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kolanuraven said:
http://www.adn.com/news/politics/story/510249.html


Many people said that about her in terms of being governor, and I think she's done an excellent job," Binkley said.

The reaction wasn't so rosy elsewhere. State Senate President Lyda Green said she thought it was a joke when someone called her at 6 a.m. to tell her the news.

"She's not prepared to be governor. How can she be prepared to be vice president or president? said Green, a Republican from Palin's hometown of Wasilla. "Look at what she's done to this state. What would she do to the nation?"


From a website on Alaskan politics:

"Senate President Lyda Green (the Wicked Witch of Wasilla) has pulled a surprise move last night, withdrawing her re-election bid. Seems she felt she had to step out because her constituents and fellow lawmakers didn’t agree with her oil and gas position, and were siding with (gulp) gov. Sarah Palin, her archnemesis and fellow Wasilla Republican. It was really the only right thing to do to maintain her personal integrity. Hmmm.

So, what’s the story behind the story?

One likely scenario is that Lyda, faced with a humiliating defeat from Palin supporter Linda Menard in the primary, did what any self-respecting petulant villain would do - broke her crayons and went home. That’ll teach ‘em.

Scenario #2 is a little more intriguing. Any surprising political news involving unexpected fleeing, and unlikely explanations (particularly ‘ethical’ ones) must be looked at in terms of the current climate. I refer you to the giant black cloud overhead that is corruption, indictment, and involuntary relocation to housing facilities out of state. (The kind with bars on the windows).

Revelations may be on the way. We can only speculate.

You know, as happy as I am to see her out of there, I was secretly hoping for a more dramatic playground battle. I wanted chalk throwing and secret alliances, after school detentions and someone getting sent to the principal’s office. But we’ll just have to settle for what we can get for now. There may be a trip to the principal’s office yet to come."

Seems that Green and Palin didn't get along, and that Green is being investigated for some sort of corruption. Could that be the reason for Green's negative comments about Palin? Hmmmmm.
 

Sandhusker

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kolanuraven said:
http://www.adn.com/news/politics/story/510249.html


Many people said that about her in terms of being governor, and I think she's done an excellent job," Binkley said.

The reaction wasn't so rosy elsewhere. State Senate President Lyda Green said she thought it was a joke when someone called her at 6 a.m. to tell her the news.

"She's not prepared to be governor. How can she be prepared to be vice president or president? said Green, a Republican from Palin's hometown of Wasilla. "Look at what she's done to this state. What would she do to the nation?"

From Wikipedia, "Palin frequently had an approval rating above 90% in 2007.[24] A poll published by Hays Research on July 28, 2008 showed Palin's approval rating at 80%,[26] while another Ivan Moore poll showed it at 76%, a drop which the pollsters attributed to the controversial firing of Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan.[27]"
 

hopalong

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I just got back from Alaska, ans the general feeling ia got from the peopsl I talked to was VERY positive, but then they were only the voters and not the politicians and reporters that oppose her! And the Kolo's and fff's and OT that only know what they read on some liberal website :roll: :roll: :roll:
 
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