To preserve his safety and the safety of the troops he serves with.

I say, Obama—-not President Obama—because I don’t believe that Palin has once used the proper title for the President of the United States. I always hear her say, Obama. Very disrespectful.

Her little jab in Runner’s World was intended as a direct hit. They were not even discussing politics, so her comment came out of left field. Obviously, she is thinks she can do better.

BTW, since Palin has proved to quit everything she has ever started, does anyone believe that she really have more endurance than President Obama?

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Good question! If she had already decided to quit, then she was acting like she said lame duck office holders do, and take all these overseas trips on taxpayer money!! If she hadn’t decided, then, as others have speculated, something big and scary made her quit.

One poster created a new bumper sticker for Palin 2012. It won’t let me insert the graphic here. Anyone see it? It is hilarious.

It says,

Sarah Palin 2012
the world is supposed to end anyway.

Special Session — forgive me if I’m being naive or uninformed on AK constitutional/legislative requirements ….. but why couldn’t they have a special session by *teleconference* ?

Yes, that costs more than a few bucks too, but seems it would be much more economical. Anyone know if that’s constitutionally possible?

At least those legislators vacationing in Hawaii or out fishing would still be able to participate.

Drapier’s Letters was a series of pamphlets (blogs, whatever) which revealed that the monopoly granted to provide the Irish with copper coinage would, by the producer’s flawed mathmatics, be profitable only by outright fraud; the coinage provided would very quickly be debased. William Wood was a metals manufacturer who attempted advancement through political gamesmanship.

Swift’s writing was so effective in undermining opinion in the project that a reward was offered by the government to anyone disclosing the true identity of the author. Though his identity was hardly a secret — there were banners and applauding pub rats — no one turned Swift in. The government eventually hired Sir Isaac Newton to certify the soundness of the initial coinage.

The coinage was rejected by Irish citizens. Having paid £10,000 for the patent, Wood was later recompensed by the government for his business failure with a pension of £3000 a year for eight years. Or as it is known now, with a *bonus*.

Swift recalled the thwarting of a planned ruination of the Irish economy as one of his best achievements.

And so should every blogger that holds a government’s or a corrupt businessman’s practices to the light for all to see!

Ain’t history fun?