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This week former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin penned an article on Facebook with the title “Obama’s Shuck and Jive Ends With Benghazi Lies,” This has set off a firestorm of criticism throughout the liberal punditry world.  MNBC’s Chris Matthews has railed against Palin, calling her comments of having “a particular ethnic connection” and that she [...]

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Dear SarahPAC Supporter, Vice President Biden himself admitted that the middle class has been buried the last four years. We couldn’t agree more. While incomes have been falling and unemployment has been rising, the Obama administration has focused more on making excuses than finding solutions. You and I know that the key to American prosperity [...]

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Guest Submission by Ron Devito I was fortunate to receive two advance copies of Our Sarah: Made in Alaska, one from a colleague and the other from the publisher’s publicity agent. If Going Rogue was the Bachelor’s level course on the study of all things Palin, Our Sarah is the Master’s Degree. Veteran Palin supporters [...]

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This week on The Palin Radio Update with Kevin Scholla: Dr. Ted Yoho is here! Just endorsed by Sarah Palin, this Christian conservative Republican is hoping to head to the House of Representatives. Yoho, a small business owner and family man is committed to taming a government gone wild.

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Guest Submission by Ron Devito SarahNET Radio Host Kevin Scholla appeared on Steven Rosenblum’s Conservative Republican Forum (CRF) to discuss a wide range of subjects related to Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and current political news, specifically her endorsements, and why he believes she should have been given a prominent speaking role at the forthcoming [...]

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Guest Submission by Ron Devito This week on The Palin Radio Update with Kevin Scholla: You may not have known him until recently but now his infectious passion is sweeping America! Dan Bongino, U.S. Senate hopeful from Maryland is Kevin’s special guest! Bongino got a surprise mention from Governor Sarah Palin during her recent rally [...]

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This week on The Palin Update with Kevin Scholla: Another Sarah Palin endorsement! Governor Palin throws her weight behind Martha Zoller, candidate for the House in Georgia! Meantime Sarah Palin gets out the vote for Ted Cruz in Houston at a raucous rally! Voters can help both Zoller and Cruz at the ballot box on [...]

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Martha Zoller, Congressional Candidate for GA-9 had written a letter to Gov. Palin delineating her conservative principles and how she was fighting the GOP Establishment for the open seat in a new district. Gov. Palin’s parents had contacted Zoller to inform her that she had received the endorsement, Zoller said as she opened her interview [...]

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Guest Submission by Gene Brown I was watching PJ TV’s, Trifecta this week as they were discussing President Obama’s ridiculous assertion that business owners don’t really build their own businesses.  They emphasized that when the president ignores his handlers and goes off of his TelePrompTer, we get an insight into what he really believes about [...]

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Representative Vicky Hartzler, who serves the 4th Congressional District in Missouri, discussed with LaDonna Hale Curzon, Host and Executive Producer, Sarah Palin Radio, her reelection strategy to counter an onslaught from high-profile Democrats including Nancy Pelosi. “Democrats have their knives out for Rep. Hartzler because in 2010, with the help of an endorsement from Gov. [...]

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This week on The Palin Update with Kevin Scholla: Congresswoman Sandy Adams, the first House candidate endorsed by Sarah Palin in 2012 is Kevin’s special guest! The Florida Tea Party darling is in a battle for her seat against an entrenched D.C. politician. Hear this Air Force vet and former law enforcement official explain why [...]

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Guest Submission by Gene Brown The presidential campaign of 2012 should be about one question and one question only.  It is the same question every American has ever asked of any president wanting a second term.  Ronald Reagan asked the nation this question when he ran against Jimmy Carter.  “… are you better off today [...]

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Former Navy SEAL and Navy Cross recipient Marcus Luttrell recounted with LaDonna Hale Curzon, Host and Executive Producer, Sarah Palin Radio the horror of losing his entire SEAL team in an ambush during a covert mission in Afghanistan to take out a Taliban terrorist leader. His Number One best-selling book, Lone Survivor, that details the [...]

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Ladonna talks with Maria Sheffield who is running for a Congressional seat in Georgia’s 12th Congressional District.

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Guest Submission by Gene Brown Every four years we hear a hue and cry to revamp or remove the Electoral College.  It is my opinion that the individuals that beat this drum are ignoring or don’t understand American Civics. A favorite argument is that the Electoral College exists because travelling took so long when our [...]

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Guest Submission by Ervin Sims Since Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon people have spoken about “The Imperial Presidency”.  The concept revolves around the fear of the growing power of the President and the Executive Branch of Government.  The fact that the power of the President is growing is clear to any discerning observer of the [...]

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Guest Submission by Gene Brown I just got off of a two week vacation.  About two days into the trip it was strenuously suggested that I should not even think about writing, but instead concentrate on having fun! So being that I am domesticated and ever obedient, I overtly ignored my stylus.  However, there are [...]

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Guest Submission by LaDonna Hale Curzon Listen to an exclusive interview with Senator Orrin Hatch. We even scooped Greta! The interview is part of the “Conversations with Conservative Candidates” series at Sarah Palin Radio in an effort to promote conservative candidates running for Congress.   Listen to internet radio with LaDonna Hale Curzon on Blog [...]

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Guest Submission by Tom Hill No one likes to lose, even at Tic-Tac-Toe or flipping a coin. The phrase, “Heads I win, tails you lose,” describes those who attempt to use trickery to prevent losing to their opponents. It also illustrates the politicians’ current attempts to frame issues to assure that their positions will win. [...]

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Guest Submission by Morgan Rigg Rick Santorum is out of the race, Newt Gingrich is no longer focused on winning, and Mitt Romney is being touted as the presumptive nominee while considering potential running mates.  For those of us who’ll be voting in upcoming primaries and caucuses (including here in my own state of Indiana), [...]

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Guest Submission by Lou Gutnicki   Catchy title, but we’re not offering kitschy smatterings of holy water sprinkled on servings of bagels and lox. Unfortunately there’s other fish to fry. Folks, to get to the root of the woes plaguing society, we need to look beyond the C’s. Answers abound staring at us. Solutions await [...]

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Guest Submission by Tom Hill “Hope and change” has deteriorated into “do what I say.” What began as a slogan to portray recovery has morphed into a plan for bondage. Nowhere does this description manifest itself more clearly than in President Obama’s assault upon religion. Recently, the President demanded that all employers provide health insurance [...]

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I live in San Francisco – ground zero for liberal America. You would think that changing minds here about Sarah Palin would be more difficult than getting Nancy Pelosi to tell the truth. But as I recently found out, the light of truth does have the power to disperse the darkness of lies, even in Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco.

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Guest Submission by Jon Garber   “Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press…”   When the Founders enshrined freedom of the press in the First Amendment, what did they mean by “the press”?   During the Revolutionary period, there were no media behemoths, as we have them today. Instead [...]

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Guest Submission by Brad Essex I was working on my article about Afghanistan and I was suddenly shocked to see on Twitter that my friend and bossman Andrew Breitbart had died. This isn’t true is it? I looked for news and watched Fox and nothing. Then like a thunderstorm it’s spread that my friend had [...]

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On LaDonna Hale Curzon’s latest interview from Sarah Palin Radio, Curzon continues “Conversations with Conservative Candidates” with John Webb, a candidate for the 45th congressional district in California.

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Today, some of us may be in support of one of the declared candidates but we all share ONE goal: get Barack Obama out of the White House. If this primary race goes down to a brokered convention, we need to come together and get behind the strongest Republican to take on the incumbent president.

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Guest Submission by CG Rosenthal Being stirred to take the trip from San Diego to Indianola last summer to see on an inconspicuous level the TEA Party locals, I brought along my baby blue motorcycle ladies’ jacket.  After Sarah’s inspiring “presidential” schpeil, my friend wanted to get a closer snapshot of the Alaskan.  When I [...]

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Guest Submission by Ervin Simms During the South Carolina Primary a lot was made about the attacks on Capitalism and Mitt Romney as an example of a capitalist entrepreneur.   While I cannot speak for others, I would like to clarify my thoughts on Mitt Romney and his business endeavors and why I do not support [...]

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Teenage conservative blogger and activist, Austin Harris discusses how Governor Palin has inspired him.

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