Sarah Palin quits again: Ex-Alaska governor no longer charging to listen to her word salad

Former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin announced on Monday that her subsciption-based channel would no longer charge for memberships, Wonkette reported.

"I just want to make sure that your voices and mine are heard by the widest possible audience across this great land of ours," Palin said in a short video. "I really look forward to continuing to hear your ideas and your dreams and your solutions for America."

The channel launched last July and cost $9.95 per month or $99.95 for a yearly subscription. Palin said at the time that it would "go beyond the soundbites and the media’s politically correct filter to get to the truth."

The ex-governor of Alaska said that the content at SarahPalinChannel.com would be available for free on her Facebook page and her political action committee's website beginning on Aug. 1. Annual subscribers, she said, had the option of either getting a refund on their existing balances or applying them to affiliated conservative sites.

The announcement came less than a month after Palin was dropped by Fox News. The former governor's stock has been in decline since her "painful" speech at an event in Iowa in January.

Watch Palin's announcement, as posted by Wonkette on Monday, below.