SARAH PALIN BLOG

Palin: Jason Smith for Missouri’s 8th Congressional District

Posted to Governor Sarah Palin's Facebook page earlier this afternoon:

 

Jason Smith for Missouri’s 8th Congressional District

Jason has worked tirelessly to build on the foundation of his humble beginnings and is a responsible and respected leader in the Show Me State. In Washington DC, Jason will maintain that innate sense of his community and will bring his commonsense conservatism to the halls of Congress. Jason recognizes that government is the problem, not the solution. He will protect our 2ndAmendment rights and work to promote a culture of life. We must all work together to send Mr. Smith to Washington on June 4th.

– Sarah Palin

 

 

Palin: Loaded for Bear, 2014

SarahPAC recently released a new video entitled "Loaded for Bear".  Supporters viewing the video will be reminded that the 2014 mid-term elections are just around the corner.

 

A message from SarahPAC's treasurer, Tim Crawford, accompanied the video: 

SarahPAC supporters,

The 2014 elections are just twenty months away. We appreciate your support; together we have elected many great commonsense conservatives over the past four years. Together, we will keep fighting to support these bold candidates. Please take a moment to share this video with your friends and learn more by visiting sarahpac.com. You can also directly help SarahPAC by donating here.

- Tim Crawford, Treasurer - SarahPAC

Cruz: Thank you SarahPAC Supporters

SarahPAC sent the following email message of thanks from newly elected Texas Senator Ted Cruz:

Dear SarahPAC Supporter,

Together, we made history this November! Our victory in the U.S. Senate race in Texas was a remarkable testament to the conservative grassroots.

We started out as underdogs in a long, competitive primary. But despite the odds being stacked against us, Governor Palin and SarahPAC showed daring leadership by endorsing my campaign.

The Governor's vision and the support of patriots like you helped transform my long-shot candidacy into victory on election night.

The Washington Post called our success the "biggest upset of 2012."

Thank you. While federal law prohibited any coordination between SarahPAC and my campaign, none of this success would have been possible without the outpouring of financial support, hard work, and word of mouth from conservative fighters like you. The Governor's support and your constant encouragement played a critical part in our triumph.

As you know, I am not the first or the only candidate to benefit from Governor Palin and SarahPAC's courageous support for conservatism. Senators Deb Fischer, Jeff Flake, Tim Scott, Marco Rubio, Kelly Ayotte, Rand Paul, and other common-sense conservatives are proof that Americans are ready to return to our nation's founding principles.

I look forward to working alongside these and other strong conservatives to stand up to the big government bureaucracy that is entrenched in Washington, DC. Every American deserves the opportunity to build a better life for our children and grandchildren, and together we will fight for the conservative ideals of liberty and opportunity that made this country the greatest on Earth.

I am humbled and grateful for the continuing support of patriots like you.

Sincerely,

Senator Ted Cruz

 

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Sarah Palin Was Right

A letter to the editor has been printed in the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman in which the writer does a mea culpa for his "scathing opinion" of Governor Sarah Palin in 2008.  It takes a big man to admit he's wrong.  It takes an even bigger man to admit it in such a public fashion. 

I've said it until I'm blue in the face (yet some people cannot see past the Saturday Night Live caricature that was created by Tina Fey), Sarah Palin possesses the leadership skills that this country needs.  If you closely examine her record as a mayor, a councilman, a gas and oil regulator and as a governor I'm betting you will find more than one issue on which you agree with her policy and performance.  

From The Frontiersman:

To the editor:

Back in 2008, right at the peak of the McCain/Palin, Obama/Biden presidential election, I wrote a scathing opinion to the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman about Sarah Palin (titled “Caribou Barbie”), and five years later, I would like to recant my opinion and tell the people of the Mat-Su Valley just how wrong I was at the time.

The Frontiersman published the opinion and it drew a lot of comments, mostly negative, and here we are almost five years later, and I want to pass on what I have learned.

Let me elaborate. Regardless of the politics involved and what you may think now, Sarah Palin did one thing that we shouldn’t forget. Put aside all other actions, failures, controversy and animosity for just a second about Palin and consider this: she warned us about Barack Obama.

She stood up and said clearly, openly and without reservation just exactly what Obama would do and how he would do it. She said that he had socialistic — if not Marxist — views, that wealth would be taken away and redistributed and that he would create a new economic dependent class. Not to mention a power grab in the justice department and what appears to be complete control over all government functions, regardless of opposing dissent.

And here we are in Obama’s second term, and who could argue now that Sarah didn’t have it right all along? Not only was Sarah dead-on the mark, it is shocking to see just how far along this radical agenda has evolved. It would be an understatement to say that Sarah most likely understated her case. I would guess she is more surprised then I at what has transpired thus far.

Most business people I speak to (if not all) are absolutely terrified at what will happen next. With the uncertainty that these people face, and the current economic turmoil, it has made most very pessimistic of the future. In addition, most Alaskans are rugged individualists, yet remain amazingly open minded. Having said that, most feel the encroachment and loss of individual rights affects them directly. It would be very accurate to say that the last four years have radically changed our country, myself included. I have totally changed my viewpoint about things, and my friends have, too. I cannot believe how wrong I was, and I admit it.

Too bad that our current administration cannot admit fault. Like water off of a duck’s back, they seem to dodge all accountability. When I make a mistake and it fails, I learn from it, take responsibility and try to do better next time. But the lessons learned on these times should have inspired the American people to make a better choice. But alas, it was not to be.  More

h/t Motivation Truth

 

 

Palin: There is No Moral Compass in this Administration

Sarah Palin appeared "On The Record" with Greta Van Susteren to discuss the shocking revelation that our State Department did know, in real time, that the Benghazi attack was an act of terror.  Emails reveal that some 300-400 people may have also known. 

Governor Palin went on to say that there is no moral compass in this administration and that there is no moral compass in our main stream media.  Palin cited that our sons and daughters are fighting for that freedom of the press in America and yet there is abuse of that freedom of the press. "They think they are free to lie to the American people about what's going on." 

h/t SarahNetToo

Palin: Post Presidential Debate on Hannity

Immediately following the third and final presidential debate, Sarah Palin appeared with Sean Hannity to share her impressions of both President Obama and Governor Romney's performance. 

"There were so many untruths spewed by Obama tonight. Unfortunately, Romney just didn't have time to answer them all."

My take on this quote falls more along the lines of "so many lies, so little time". 



h/t SarahNetToo

Palin: The Dinner Table

Yesterday, former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin shared a video that was created by Americans For Prosperity.  This powerful video is sending the message:

"With 12.1 million Americans unemployed, it's time to try something different". 

Palin: New Billy Graham Ad Campaign

The following was posted to Sarah Palin's Facebook page on October 19th:

I've had the honor of working in the past with Rev. Franklin Graham's "Samaritan's Purse," and a few years ago it was a special honor to meet his wonderful father. Yesterday Rev. Billy Graham launched a new ad campaign to encourage voters to elect good candidates who support Judeo-Christian values. Please take a moment to visit his website at www.billygraham.org to print out and download material you can use as posters or flyers in your church bulletins. Let's help him spread the word. 

- Sarah Palin

 

 

 

 

 

 

Palin: Media Roundup for Week Ending October 13th

Governor Sarah Palin had an extremely busy week with appearance after appearance commenting on everything related to the Ryan - Biden vice presidential debate as well as her experience . 

 

Palin talks with Bill O'Reilly October 11th pre vice-presidential debate:

"Oh my buddy Joe Biden, you mean besides his penchant for making shhhhh-stuff up?"

 

Palin talks to Neil Cavuto October 11th post vice-presidential debate:

 

Palin Talks to Sean Hannity October 11th post vice-presidential debate:

 

Palin Appearance on Kilmeade & Friends Radio October 12th:

"When it comes to politics I want to stay in the ring though and be able to, hopefully, positively affect some changes that need to take place in this country so that we can defend our Republic. I'll do whatever I can and I won't hesitate to go rogue and shake it up if need be." 

 

All videos courtesy of SarahNetToo. Follow them on YouTube today!

Palin: Rewind to 2008, Complete Vice Presidential Debate

Much ado has been made about last week's vice presidential debate and the bizarre behavior of Vice President Joe Biden with his inappropriate smiling and giggling.  Speculation about his odd behavior abounds but as I've recently tweeted: 

I've got 2 words for the liberals that screamed 4 yrs ago @SarahPalinUSA would only be a heartbeat away from president ==> #CrazyJoe

In 2008, slightly fewer than 70 million people viewed the Palin - Biden debate whereas Nielsen estimates that the 2012 Biden - Ryan debate drew some 51.4 million viewers.  Here's what viewers in 2008 saw: