At PoliSat-Com we obtained exclusive reports to explain the reasons behind the plan to resign that yesterday Palin proclaimed.·

By Jim Wrenn, 
Editor and Washington Bureau Drawer Chief at PoliSat.Com. 
July 4, 2009--

            At PoliSat-Com we obtained exclusive reports to explain the reasons behind the plan to resign that yesterday Palin proclaimed.   Says Palin:  

"I hereby resign as Gov'nor and thereby align myself not with hacks or punditry tracts or other political mimes.  Instead, I'll be making my own forays in political zones selected by me so voters can see the way from collectivist zones.

            The tracks I'll be making will lead away from collectivist creeds and back to the home where sensible tomes steadfastly tout liberty's creed.  No doubt my decision will shock the whole punditocracy flock, who fail to perceive our most-urgent need: Re-set our political clocks. We need to return to the time when those who would lead us design the actions they take to best re-awake our hearing of liberty's chimes. And thus, I'll be spending my time supporting the leaders I find who best re-awaken the dreams now forsaken by leftist, collectivist mimes."

            I finally close with a note in case as you read what I wrote you deemed the word usage and syntax effusive and think that good English I smote. Perhaps you've detected these lines are written in rhythm and rhyme-- If so, cursor-down, 'cause there will be found these verses in stanzas and lines.

At PoliSat-Com we've obtained 
exclusive reports to explain 
the reasons behind 
the plan to resign 
that yesterday Palin proclaimed:

Says Palin, "I hereby resign
as Gov'nor and thereby align
myself not with hacks
or punditry tracts
or other political mimes.

Instead, I'll be making my own
forays in political zones
selected by me
so voters can see
the way from collectivist zones.

The tracks I'll be making will lead
away from collectivist creeds
and back to the home
where sensible tomes
steadfastly tout liberty's creed.

No doubt my decision will shock
the whole punditocracy flock,
who fail to perceive
our most-urgent need:
Re-set our political clocks.

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We need to return to the time
when those who would lead us design
the actions they take
to best re-awake
our hearing of liberty's chimes.

And thus, I'll be spending my time
supporting the leaders I find
who best re-awaken
the dreams now forsaken
by leftist, collectivist mimes."

--Jim Wrenn, Editor at PoliSat.Com.

Permanent links to this installment: 

http://polisat.com/DailyPoliticalSatire-Commentary/Archives2009/du20y09m07d04-02.htm 

OR

http://PoliSat.Com/PalinResignsAsGovernorOfAlaska.htm.

Update - Comment I posted at HotAir on July 5th, 2009 at 12:48 A.M.:

My inference of her motive for resigning now is that she fears the continuing slide into statism/collectivism that will accelerate unless someone with political star-power can help candidates seeking to unseat enough of the leftists to halt, if not reverse, the slide in 2010.

I think her primary focus is on 2010, not 2012. I think she’s more like the wife of that Bronco guy who was willing to put her organization’s best interests ahead of her own personal ambition.

At the same time, I don’t doubt that she also realizes (perhaps even expects) that to the extent her star-power for attention-getting, fund-raising and crowd-drawing for candidates in 2010 turns out to have been a significant factor in fracturing the current lock on the House and Senate by leftists, she would expect to have broadened support for herself as a possible candidate in 2012, but I still think that trying to avoid the virtually irreversible disaster the country would face absent fracturing the leftist stranglehold in 2010 is her primary concern.

I think she correctly believes that planning for 2012 is like planning to try to capture the collectivist horse long after it’s out of the barn. I think she correctly knows that all the chips are on the table in 2010.

Call me naive, but it’s my instinct that she cares more about that than about her career. There are few politicians who have exhibited such country-first attitudes. One who recently did so was Joe Lieberman. Say what you will about Joe, but there’s no doubt in my mind that when the chips were down, he conscientiously and deliberately put his country’s interests ahead of his own political interests. Not that he doesn’t have some terrible ideas (swallows this Global Warming hogwash, supported McCain/Feingold, yada, yada, yada), but on National Security issues, he put the country’s interests first.

Regarding Palin, even though we all are sensibly cynical about most politicians’ motives for virtually anything they do, the fact is that there are people who are willing to put their country first by being willing to do what is not clearly in their own best interests in order to do what they believe to be in the country’s best interests. We have hundreds of thousands of them doing it right now– they’re called U.S. Military Personnel, and I don’t apologize for this link, the purpose of which is to honor and thank our troops.

Jim Wrenn on July 5, 2009 at 12:48 AM

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