My thoughts on Sarah Palin surprise resignation remains that she quit to run for President.<\/p>\n
Simply put, I have been receiving reports of her hubris and self-important behavior from my dad since before the election, and I think that she really believes that God wants her to be President<\/a>, and with what shee sees as the increasingly vitriolic campaign of the Republican establishment against her<\/a>, she feels the need to “talk directly to the people,” specifically the people of Iowa and New Hampshire.<\/p>\n I think that she honestly believes that if she can meet enough voters 1 on 1, then she can win the caucus and primary. <\/p>\n I should note that my position is not<\/b> the consensus in the blogosphere, which is that there is either a major scandal or health issue about to rear its head.<\/p>\n Palin’s bizarre performance at her announcement would indicate something sudden, but both the recent very public push-back from the DC ‘Phants and a potential scandal falls in that category.<\/p>\n