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Palin tells Hannity that she doesnt “think it has come down solidly to Newt v. Romney.”

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Tonight at 9PM EST.

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Interview with Hannity

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Palin: “[T]he only solution to entrenched corruption is sudden and relentless reform. Sudden because our permanent political class is adept at changing the subject to divert the public’s attention—and we can no longer afford to be indifferent to this system of graft when our country is going bankrupt. Reform must be relentless because fighting corruption is like a game of whack-a-mole. You knock it down in one area only to see it pop up in another.”

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Palin: “We have to remember too that this election isn’t merely about replacing Barack Obama and the chip on the shoulder of our national leadership that Barack Obama brought to the White House with him.  This election is about who and what we replace Obama with.”

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Tonight at 10PM EST.

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The Governor is making robocalls.

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Three parts

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“While they’re at it, the geniuses in the White House could also explain the $1.2 billion they gave to SunPower, a company that makes Solyndra look like a blue chip stock.”

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Palin: “[Our tax code] is a monstrosity.  It’s burdensome and it’s destructive.  It shackles American entrepreneurs and we must do something about it.”

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Debate #8

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I hold my political cards close to my chest and I’ve certainly learned lessons along those lines and I’m going to continue to do that until I’m ready to make an announcement.

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Palin: In their own states, [these candidates] haven’t tackled debt and defict spending to the degree that they should.

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Palin: Unfortunately, in the debate the other day, it surprised me that some of the political street smarts weren’t on display

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Our economic future is directly tied to the relative cost of energy. We cannot resume economic growth until we have a president who is not a servant to individuals who wish to constrain economic growth by making it too expensive to operate.

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Palin: “We’re not digging into the root of the problem, which is government spending too much money, borrowing money from foreign countries that will make us beholden to those foreign countries.”

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Palin: I think the question should be asked: is the President responsible for the downgrade? And I would say yes.

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In addition to energy security, I embrace a pro-growth agenda that can make American corporations far more competitive on the global stage. (I will be writing more about this in the coming days.)

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He has been deemed a lame duck president. And he is angry now because he is being treated as such.

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Nobody Does It Better.

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Palin: “Hard working taxpayers have been big government’s Sugar Daddy for far too long, and now we’re out of sugar. We don’t want big government, we can’t afford it, and we are unwilling to pay for it.”

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She urged Republican leaders in Congress not to give in to the Obama administration’s demands, saying it would be “a failure of leadership” to yield at this point

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Still making things up.

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Where’s the teleprompter?

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This was taped yesterday.

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Governor Palin’s stance on health care has been consistent from her tenure as Governor up until now as a potential presidential candidate. She has shown that she is committed to true personal responsibility, a proper and limited role for government in health care, and market drive, patient based solutions.

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“we need to consider how dangerous this new development is”

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There is an inherent link, David, between energy and security, energy and prosperity, and energy and freedom.  And this is something that our President obviously doesn’t understand because he is doing all that he can to do manipulate the US supply of energy.  He is diminishing and decreasing the amount of energy in our market domestically and that of course is resulting in prices that are rising and gas having doubled since he has been in office.  He is absolutely on the wrong track.

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One of the reasons why other Republicans haven’t used Governor Palin’s argument is that they simply do not understand the oil and gas industry.  They don’t have the same level of experience that Governor Palin does in dealing with oil companies and probably don’t comprehend that tax incentives and subsidies don’t impact all oil and gas companies the same way. Unlike Governor Palin, hacks like Romney and Pawlenty, con-men like Trump and Huckabee, and space cadets like Bachmann have been unable to explain how the oil industry works in a way that goes beyond trite and tired talking points.

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It turns my stomach to hear the assumption articulated that “well we have to” despite the fact we’re raking in, the federal government, $6 billion a day. Take that money and service our debt first and pay down some of that debt. Make sure that we’re showing the international financial markets and our lenders that we’re serious about getting our debt and deficit problems under control.

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