I understand there are religious people but do you have to push it on everyone? There are some people, not saying me, that don't believe in god or have a belief in a different higher power. I don't like when politicians get all gospel and preachy and I really can't stand it from her. I use to like Sarah Palin but not anymore.

To me, I hardly see it as pushing it on everyone - more like pushing everyone who doesn't believe in god away from being able to identify with her.

A risk she need not take politically, if she cares about that anymore.

This will be a challenge for Palin, but a lot of her core supporters are hard core religious right. I understand that she work with these groups and if she gives speeches at their meetings it is natural for her to talk about God. However, it will be a tricky proposition for her not to be identified as the religious right candidate like Pat Robertson during his presidential bids.

Perhaps she is shrinking her scope to that of a paid speaker. I think for many, the allure of her rests with the idea of her being a candidate. Once that is gone, so is the luster. Is this the beginning of the end of Sarah Palin or is she here to stay?

I say good for her, if she is a true believer in god then why not talk about it and if you don't like her for that then so be it. I think more politician should rely on a higher power and thats GOD!

There's nothing wrong that she speaks about what she believes in, that's why we have free speech. I rather listen to people that speaks about positive then negative.