Sign the petition -- Sarah Palin: Please Resign.

Prominent conservative columnist and former Palin supporter Kathleen Parker called for Sarah Palin to resign from the Republican ticket. Even a conservative columnist and former Palin supporter is saying it: Palin is far from Vice-Presidential material. Can you sign our petition asking her to resign? Full petition statement:

Governor Palin, for the good of the country, please step down as John McCain's running mate.

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Come, come, my conservative friend, wipe the dew off your spectacles, and see that the world is moving."

—Elizabeth Cady Stanton


"And I am especially proud to say in the week we celebrate the anniversary of women's suffrage [that she is] a devoted, a devoted wife and mother of five."
—John McCain introducing Sarah Palin

"If this doesn't resonate with every woman in America, I'll eat my hat."
—Alaska delegate Bill Noll on Sarah Palin

Dear Bill, get ready to eat your hat. —The Eds.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Women say NO - Part 9


"The Woman's Party is made up of women of all races, creeds and nationalities who are united on the one program of working to raise the status of women."
–Alice Paul

I am a woman from rural America and Sarah Palin is not my standard bearer. She is against choice, against equal pay for equal work, and for a narrow and exclusive view of the world. It is easy to use the epithet of elitist when those you oppose are in fact, more highly qualified and far better educated than you are.
–Cynthia G., Grand Canyon, AZ

Totally offended by this candidate
–Janet C., 72, Sheffield, MA

I couldn't support to candidate less: I enjoy my reproductive rights and reading uncensored library books. I take responsibility for climate change and I want to help the polar bear. Creationism in classrooms? Abstinence only sex-ed? What year is this??
–Amy F., 26, Boston

I try not to vote against my own best interests, and Sarah Palin does NOT represent the best interests of women.
–Eileen P., NY

I think that Sarah Palin represents everything that is wrong about the Republican Party, and that having her as our second in command would do nothing more than invalidate all the previous battles won over women's rights.
–Lauren F, 22, Mountain View, CA

Your letter said it all, but in my own words: Sarah Palin's election to any high office would be a blow not just to women's rights but to human rights.
–Ann G., rural Massachusetts

I don't support Palin because of her beliefs and her politics it has nothing to do with being a woman!
–Jennifer P., 43, Baltimore

Palin's nomination dishonors the women who have succeeded in politics--Democratic and Republican--and, as the grandmother of a 3-year-old granddaughter--the possibility of Palin in such a powerful position terrifies me.
—Cindy P., 68, Chatham, NY