SARAH PALIN BLOG

WHY HAS OBAMA AVOIDED THE GEORGIA RACE?

The runoff between incumbent Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss and Democratic contender Jim Martin takes place this Tuesday. Barack Obama has avoided appearing in Georgia on behalf of Martin. Turnout is always a challenge in a runoff election. Obama's appearance would obviously lend significant assistance to the contender. Why has he avoided Georgia?

"Maybe because he knows Martin is going to lose!"

It's a puzzling question. The sagacious Michael Barone speculates that Obama does not yet want to risk his political capital and suggests that Democrats are ambivalent about the prospect of achieving a veto-proof Senate majority: More

And now he is Not Black

On Gov. Palin All the Lies Fit to Print

It seems that Froma Harrop of Creator's Syndicate news service was on vacation from just about five days before the general election until today and she's just catching up on all the Palin hatin' she must have missed. Unfortunately for Harrop, she still hasn't caught up with the truth yet because her latest is filled with every lie about Governor Palin she could jam into one column, quite despite that for weeks her digs have been proven lies. More

Former Democrat Senator and Governor Miller endorses Chambliss for runoff

GAINESVILLE - Georgia's  Zell Miller threw his support behind Sen. Saxby Chambliss Wednesday saying he "could well be the last man standing between a far, far left liberal agenda sailing through the Senate."

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate, will swing through on Monday with Chambliss. More

Sarah Palin: A digital superstar

Three weeks after the Republican ticket suffered a sweeping defeat at the polls, Sarah Palin continues to dominate search engine queries, cable news and on-line video sites.

Palin was the most popular Lycos search from the week she joined the ticket continuously through last Sunday, some two weeks after the election, when she was dethroned by Paris Hilton, the celebutante whom John McCain famously compared to Barack Obama. More

Barack Obama facing his first defeat as Sarah Palin hits Georgia

Palin will play well with the Republican base in Georgia. That is not Obama's only worry. The polls show a projected Republican win. Rasmussen gives Chambliss a 50-46 per cent lead; Politico 50-47 per cent; and Public Policy 52-46 per cent. If translated into votes next Tuesday, this will be very bad news for Barack Obama, with the Republicans' intact Senate filibuster power putting the first drag-chain on his ambitions and reminding the world the recent election was not the GOP wipe-out he had expected. More

Support and attend appearances of Sarah for Senator Saxby Chambliss in Georgia on Monday

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Zogby on 2012: Palin leads among Republicans, Romney leads among all voters

Check that: Romney barely leads among all voters, within the margin of error. But here’s evidence, in case more was needed, of how sharply conservatives’ view of the ‘Cuda diverges from America’s. Among Republicans, it’s Palin 24.4, Mitt 18.1, Jindal 15.6; among everyone, Mitt 13.7, Palin 13.4, Jindal 12.5.

What happened to Huck, who was in the thick of things when Gallup recently asked a similar question? Palin happened to Huck: More

I'll bet Gov. Palin believes this...

...Children are born believers in God, academic claims.

Dr Justin Barrett, a senior researcher at the University of Oxford's Centre for Anthropology and Mind, claims that young people have a predisposition to believe in a supreme being because they assume that everything in the world was created with a purpose.

"If we threw a handful on an island and they raised themselves I think they would believe in God." More

Second Poll Finds Republicans Favor Sarah Palin Against Obama in 2012 Race

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- The second poll in a week finds Republicans voters placing Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin at the top of their list for potential Republican presidential candidates in 2012. GOP voters say the pro-life running for to John McCain is their top choice for a nominee against Barack Obama's potential re-election bid.

That's the finding of a new Zogby poll conducted from November 7-18.More

Sarah Palin once again reminds us that she isn’t in politics for herself

She is traveling to Georgia on Sunday to campaign for Senator Saxby Chambliss. This is good news fo Chambliss. Sarah Palin will be able to reach out to people in Georgia. They will be curious but truly enjoy that she is just one of the folks.

Governor Sarah Palin is using her star power to attempt to keep Chambliss’ seat from the hands of Martin, a Democrat. The Georgia seat must be retained so the Democrats are stopped from a solid 60 seat lead in the US Senate: More