Conservatives4Palin

“Polls” are for strippers and cross country skiers.

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Good times in Iowa.

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September 3, 2011

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What?

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“What she is going to address in this speech is the frustration that members of the tea party movement and ordinary Americans feel when they send politicians to Washington and nothing gets changed,” the source said. “There is a frustration that the status quo is always the status quo.”

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Though she will not call Perry out by name, Palin’s carefully couched rhetoric will leave the impression that she may soon draw more overt attention to one of the Texan’s potential vulnerabilities as a candidate: his history of doling out plum positions and other benefits to generous campaign donors during his nearly 11-year tenure as the nation’s longest serving governor.

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Days before President Obama unveils his jobs plan, Palin, another source says, will “take on the president for doing nothing, for sustaining a culture that spends too much, leaves the debt crisis unaddressed, and rewards the friends of insiders.

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By the way, we cannot yet confirm what ABC reported about the Governor attending the informal C4P meet-up at the Machine Shed Restaurant at 8 PM tomorrow evening.

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Perry’s game of playing conservative exposed on illegal immigration letter.

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One thing to consider is that at no point was anyone working for Governor Palin quoted making anything close to an on-the-record comment about this issue.

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“We are always thrilled to have Sarah Palin join one of our rallies,” Tea Party Express chairwoman Amy Kremer said in a statement. “She is an electrifying figure in conservative politics and a hero to the tea party movement.”

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It won’t be long before Rick Perry joins them.

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How does the money-hungry image match with a Governor who chose to forgo the taxpayer funded private chefwith the response that she can continue to do her own cooking?

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Regardless of when she ultimately announces her 2012 decision, now is a good moment to reflect on what brought us here in the first instance.

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The Ark vs. the Titanic

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It’s time for another March on Washington–a march to take back the oval office.

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Priorities.

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What: Free bus trip to the Restoring America Rally featuring Sarah Palin in Indianola, Iowa; Where: Bus leaves from Cumberland CTA Blue Line station parking lot, 5800 N. Cumberland, Chicago, IL 60631; When: The bus will leave at 4:00AM from the Cumberland CTA Station. We will return by 9:00PM on Saturday evening.

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But a few days ago Pollinsider provided a refreshing dash of ice cold water to dissipate the heat generated by the Bachmann/Perry feeding frenzy and the speculation about Governor Palin.

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Unlike all the other candidates who were surrounded by security people, Palin walked  around on her own meeting, greeting and connecting with people. “She’s a breath of fresh air and doesn’t have to do it the way other candidates do it“.

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“It wouldn’t stop her, certainly if she is planning on running Perry’s entrance wouldn’t stop her because everyone knows that as soon as she enters, she’d be a top-tier candidate,” the source told ABC News.

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Erick Erickson, Jan. 2011: … “if the election were held tomorrow and Mike Pence isn’t in, Palin has my vote.” This was obviously a load of nonsense aimed at fooling his readership since Erickson has since jumped onto almost every bandwagon but Palin’s.

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Scott Conroy from Real Clear Politics is reporting that “[s]ources close to Palin and event organizers have downplayed that speculation, but the 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee is often unpredictable and may face increasing pressure to show her cards to the throngs of supporters who make the trip to south-central Iowa for the highly anticipated event.“

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“They are very organized, and the team they have in place is unlike anything I’ve ever seen in this state before — and I’m totally impressed by the way they’ve gone about it,”

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I firmly believe that Sarah Palin will run, win the nomination, and ultimately the Presidency.

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If you are from Texas and want to see the Governor’s speech in Indianola, Iowa on September 3rd at the Indianola Balloon Grounds, here is an option courtesy of the Texas Organize4Palin chapter if you don’t want to fly or drive yourself

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August 20, 2011

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Wait as long as possible to enter the race so that she is not attacked as a front-runner out of the gate.

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Palin: There are a lot of conservative Governors, I was one of them, who vetoed part of [Obama's stimulus] and said “there are fat strings attached to bigger centralized national government…and we would be beholden to more rules, regulations, and overreach of the federal government.”

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