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Google is your friend, Rachel.

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FLASHBACK 2010: “The Berry Center outside of Houston was filled with an enthusiastic crowd – most supportive of Perry, but ecstatic for Palin.”

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The script had been formulated long before the first bullet of deranged shooter Jared Lee Loughner rang out just outside a Safeway in Tucson Arizona last week.  The liberal wing of the Democratic Party, still gnashing their teeth over the rebuke against them in the November Midterm Elections, were desperate for a scapegoat.

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What were your favorite memories of 2010?

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Governor Palin has written an excellent piece at the National Review about lessons that can be learned from the 2010 elections and how these lessons can be applied going forward into 2012: Now that the dust has settled on the 2010 midterm elections, it’s slowly becoming clear just how monumental the results really are. We [...]

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Governor Palin tweeted a link and posted on Facebook the latest well done SarahPAC video featuring some her endorsed candidates who won their respective elections on Tuesday:

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In the GOP Year of the Woman, a record number of women won office last night for Republicans, including ten women specifically endorsed by Gov. Palin. There are three new Republican women governors and seven newcomers to the House of Representatives to join 12 incumbent women, and one incumbent governor. Senate 1. Kelly Ayotte – [...]

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Governor Palin via Facebook: Tomorrow is Election Day. Before you head to the polling place, take a moment to remember March 21st, when the Pelosi Congress cast its vote for Obamacare. The enduring image of that day is one of Congressional Democrats arrogantly dismissing the pleas of thousands of Americans gathered outside the Capitol Building [...]

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Election day is fast approaching! After primary elections, fundraisers, and speeches, it now comes down to the will of the people during a short window of time on Tuesday. The months of a grueling campaign and a the blood, sweat, and tears poured into getting a candidate elected are meaningless unless people go to the [...]

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Via Peter Hamby at CNN: Sarah Palin endorsed West Virginia’s Republican Senate hopeful John Raese on Twitter this week – but she mistakenly identified him as a candidate in Pennsylvania. (The erroneous tweet was quickly replaced.) Raese, battling Democratic Gov. Joe Manchin in a race most polls suggest is a toss-up, doesn’t seem to mind. [...]

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Via Facebook: I’ve just finished up another great week of travel across our country. From Florida to California, the feeling is unmistakable. A commonsense grassroots movement is determined to get our country back to its founding principles and constitutional roots. I hope you’ll join me in supporting a few more patriots this November – because [...]

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As Governor Palin mentioned in her most recent Facebook post, she is launching a new website to “Take Back the 20″–these 20 districts were all districts that McCain-Palin carried in 2008, but are currently represented by Congressmen who voted for Obamacare. Here is some text from the site: 20 House Democrats from districts we carried [...]

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