Rounds Reacts To Palin Resignation Announcement

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Rounds served with Palin on three different organizations.

Rounds served with Palin on three different organizations.

By Associated Press

Story Created: Jul 3, 2009 at 8:11 PM CST

Story Updated: Jul 3, 2009 at 9:34 PM CST

South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds worked with Governor Palin over the years and today he called her announcement a surprise.

Speaking through a spokesman, Rounds said he's enjoyed working with her and will miss her involvement in the National Governors Association, the Western Governors Association, and the Republican Governors Association.

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Saturday, Jul 4 at 6:48 AM Anonymous wrote ...

I think it's pretty scary when a person commits to a job and just quits without reason. Would she have quit if she was the VP or even President?

Saturday, Jul 4 at 10:17 AM Alan wrote ...

Governor Rounds' most prized pupil is calling it quits. If she is the best the Republican party has to offer then James Carville's prediction of the Democrats remaining in power for 40 years is sure to be true.

Saturday, Jul 4 at 12:10 PM not a Palin fan wrote ...

Dems in for 40yrs? They'll have it f***** for everybody in 8-10 yrs.

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