Palin's Resignation Speech
My reaction is that of Brad DeLong, and in
this post he places the text and his response.
I think also that the speech contains the sentence of the day for lack of content and coherence but using apparently meaningful phrases:
Rather, we know we can effect positive change outside government at this moment in time, on another scale, and actually make a difference for our priorities - and so we will, for Alaskans and for Americans.
Labels: Sarah Palin
And She Runs That Way Too
Whatever you may think of her personally or politically,
this interview in Runners' World is entertaining to me.
If you go a day or a week without running, what do you learn about yourself?
I feel so crappy if I go more than a few days without running. I have to run. No matter how rotten I feel before or during a run, it's always worth it to me afterwards. Sweat is my sanity. A great frustration I had during the campaign was when the McCain staff wouldn't carve out time for me to go for a run. The days never went as well if I couldn't get out there and sweat.
h/t Power Line
Labels: running, Sarah Palin
