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Is there any other conclusion after watching the Iowa video?It is warm and inviting and part of the reintroduction that began with the Steve Bannon movie.I have long thought that Governor Palin has been honestly trying to figure out the best use of the energy and attention — and anger! — that swirls around the name Sarah Palin. And with this video, I think she just shared which way she is leaning.

Rumors continued to circulate Friday about the prospect of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin visiting Gettysburg National Military Park this weekend. The website POLITICO reported Palin will stop at the battlefield as part of a Memorial Day-weekend bus tour to sites of historical and national significance. Walt Tuchalski, communications coordinator for the Adams County Republican Committee, said he's heard speculation of a Sunday visit. "The rumor from reliable sources on the street is that Sarah Palin's campaign has made some inquiries into what's going on in Gettysburg this Sunday," he said. (snip) Still, Tuchalski said he's hopeful for a visit....

Stephen Bannon, a conservative film-maker, has almost finished his two-hour documentary on Sarah Palin's tenure as governor of Alaska. The movie will open in Iowa in June. Mr. Bannon aired a "rough cut" of the movie for Mrs. Palin and her husband over the weekend in Arizona. They were reportedly very pleased with the (almost) final product. Real Clear Politics has the details on this somewhat startling development in the 2012 GOP presidential campaign. Most veteran GOP pols had sort of decided amongst themselves that Mrs. Palin would not be a factor in the 2012 campaign... News that this movie...

John Ziegler In only the past couple days, just as the Republican presidential field seems to be forming the type of void that almost begs her to fill it, Sarah Palin has once again been called “stupid” in two high-profile media outlets.The first came from one of the usual suspects, Chris Matthews and MSNBC, where the host dismissed Palin as having allegedly proven herself to be “profoundly stupid.”The second occurred when the Huffington Post repeated a secondhand quote from an anonymous “Republican” who allegedly told a New York magazine reporter that Fox News head Roger Ailes “thinks” that Palin is...

Here is your chance to play political strategist.....do you want either to run...

Governor Palin must be the GOP nominee because of energy. Energy will arguably be the top issue facing America in 2012. The rise in fuel prices also brings about a rise in commodity and food prices, as those products are trucked, shipped, and flown to their destinations. I work in transportation logistics, and I can tell you first hand that fuel prices are so high, drivers for most of the carriers my account is contracted to are refusing to haul freight unless they get additional money for fuel. There are over 6,000 products made from petroleum. Here is a partial...

Sarah Palin begs to help Marco RubioMarco Rubio has needed very little help in crushing Gov. Charlie Crist's dreams of heading to Capitol Hill, but that hasn't stopped former Alaska governor Sarah Palin from trying to barge her way into his fan club. The former U.S. vice-presidential candidate blew a few political kisses at Rubio during an appearance at the Southern Republican Leadership Convention in New Orleans recently - including an offer to bring her gun-toting, hockey mom support to South Florida. "I love Marco Rubio," Palin told a reporter. "Marco keep up the good work. Call me." Palin's politico-crush...

U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, whose stunning victory in January was fueled in part by Tea Party anger, has snubbed the fiery grassroots group and declined its invitation to join Sarah Palin Wednesday at a massive rally on Boston Common, the Herald has learned. Brown’s decision to skip the first big rally in Boston by the group whose members are credited with helping him win election has some experts saying he’s tossed the Tea Party overboard, as he prepares for re-election in 2012.

The Obama administration's nuclear posture review may have removed some of the intentional ambiguity from U.S. nuclear policy, but it does not leave the country any less safe, President Obama's top national security advisers said on CBS' "Face the Nation." In fact, they said, it gives a clear warning to other state actors that the U.S. will not ignore any growing threats. "This is putting everybody on notice," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told CBS News chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer in an interview conducted Friday at the Pentagon. "We don't want more countries to go down the path that...

U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, whose stunning victory in January was fueled in part by Tea Party anger, has snubbed the fiery grassroots group and declined its invitation to join Sarah Palin Wednesday at a massive rally on Boston Common, the Herald has learned. Brown’s decision to skip the first big rally in Boston by the group whose members are credited with helping him win election has some experts saying he’s tossed the Tea Party overboard, as he prepares for re-election in 2012.

As we Americans are all in this together, I am going to endeavor as the God Inspired Lame Cherry to produce a series of doctrines as I have been led to do. In this, I by God's Grace, am naming this one the Sarah Palin Doctrine, as we are all Americans seeking the best, and as she is in the leadership and I as a humble servant of the Lord am in the boiling pot chambers, it is fitting that this is handled this way as Gov. Palin is a brilliantly inspired Lady and it is in this hope that...

About a month ago I heard that Tina Fey was going to host the “Saturday Night Live” and reprise her role of Sarah Palin, my first though was how dumb and foolish and knew before it was going to air that it would fail to generate the same reaction of mockery and derision as it did in 2008 whether it was funny or not, because mockery is easy when things are not going so well for those being targeted, when Republicans are running away from the (R) behind their names, when it’s ‘Bush this, Bush that’, when an economic crash...

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