“With this decision, I will be able to fight even harder for you, for what is right, for truth. I have never felt like you need a title to do that.” – Sarah Palin
Three weeks after announcing her resignation Governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin’s farewell speech was her explanation of why she doesn’t need a title to be a public servant, or care about what anyone thinks, especially the media.
Her rambling address Sunday was a far cry from the carefully crafted speech she gave at the RNC last fall, launching herself to national political prominence.
That debut was also her peak. Sunday’s farewell speech? More of a valley.
Laden with strange sentence structure and trademark weird metaphors, the selfish quitter‘s not only went on too long, but seemed to go a bit overboard, too.
As unassuming and unapologetic as she is unpolished, Palin clearly appeals to a broad range of voters. But can she ever woo people on the fence to her side?
Check out Sarah Palin’s farewell speech below and see what you think …
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