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In Arizona at the moment, think not.
Tonight while on Hannity, she was in Alaska.
I have seen her schedule through June

Rand came out in support for the Marxist Code Pinko anti war Kokesh for congress and thankgoodness he lost in the primary.

In Arizona at the moment, think not. Tonight while on Hannity, she was in Alaska. I have seen her schedule through June

Well, I know that she has been in Arizona of late. Like I said, Kentucky is scheduled for April.

Rand came out in support for the Marxist Code Pinko anti war Kokesh for congress and thankgoodness he lost in the primary.

I agree with this. I disagreed with the Kokesh endorsement; after all, Kokesh's GOP opponent, Tom Mullins, has plenty of Non-Interventionist, Anti-War opinions of his own:

"We must leave Iraq to its own people, Sunni, Shia, and Kurd, to govern and secure. The sooner we can remove our troops the better.... Tom does not believe the United States should be the world's policeman. Nor should we attempt to occupy land and build an empire. Tom believes that we need to let other nations take the lead and focus upon our domestic security." -- Tom Mullins

Since Republicans already have a solid Non-Interventionist candidate in Tom Mullins, there's no reason why any Republican (even an Anti-War Republican) should vote for kooky Kokesh.

Early on when Sarah endorsed Rand, since he has come out with fringe comments, Sarah has not said anything further nor has anything on her agenda for any events for him.

Umm.."early on?" Palin endorsed him in February; this race between Paul and Grayson has been going on since May 2009. Not sure which "fringe comments" you're talking about (support for term limits?); but it's clearly having NO EFFECT:

Paul has led in the last six straight independent polls; four of them by double-digits and another (that for some reason wasn't listed on the Wikipedia) by eight points.

Kokesh for congress and thankgoodness he lost in the primary.

Not that I support Kokesh, but he didn't "lose the primary". He failed to make the ballot at the convention, and can still be on the primary ballot if his campaign collects and submits a paltry 1,000 signatures. Do you like to make a habit out of being wrong?