Posted on 11/03/2008 10:04:17 PM PST by pissant
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Thousands of people are lined up in the cold outside the Reno Livestock Events Center to hear a speech by Sara Palin.
The Republican vice presidential candidate is nearing the end of an election eve dash across five contested states. Her last two stops are in Reno where she is scheduled to speak at about 8:30 tonight and then again around 10 o'clock in rural northeast Nevada at the Elko High School.
A pair of bull riders on the professional rodeo circuit are joining the Alaska governor at the Reno rally.
Nevada is the westernmost state considered potentially still in play for the Republican ticket.
Earlier in the day, Palin pepped up a huge rally in conservative central Missouri, her third trip there in 10 days. Polls there show Republican presidential candidate John McCain is about even with Democratic candidate Barack Obama.
Palin also had campaign stops today in Ohio, Iowa and Colorado.
She drew a crowd estimated by state police at more than 17,000 to the steps of the state Capitol in Jefferson City, Missouri. She strode down the Capitol steps in blue jeans, clapped in the background to country music singer Hank Williams Jr. and exited as "Redneck Woman" played over loudspeakers dangling from cranes.
God bless Sarah Palin.
Her future is our future.
is there a live feed of this rally?
Not sure.
Aren’t there “rules” for SP threads?
In the immortal words of Glenn Beck: “Awwww Yeahhh!” :)
God Bless this woman
she came to me in a dream and I really saw the real Sarah
it impressed me greatly
not that I wasnt 300% for John before
TO ARMS!
McCuda’s going to win this one to PravdABDNC’s outrage.
Pray for McCuda and Our Troops
wasnt thay kind of dream
my grandfather and deceased handicapped brother were also in it
it had to do with deep family issues that I couldnt explain in a post
probably has more to do with Trig than I know
Sarah is really cool. 2012.
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