Conservatives4Palin

The numbers don’t lie.

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We discussed my support of Governor Palin, her future, her true character, my time with her parents while in Alaska, the possibility of a brokered convention, and faith. Kevin also asked me about the Facebook “shout-out” Governor Palin recently gave one of my articles.

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We need to find the stuff the media doesn’t want the public to know about. We want to show the stuff they aren’t reporting but is still available online. The media wanted to “expose” what kind of executive Governor Palin was while in office… So, let us oblige them! We need your help collecting and archiving excerpts.

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National Weather Service: “This will be an extremely dangerous and life threatening storm of an epic magnitude rarely experienced.”

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No doubt, even with such a title, perhaps even more so, she will continue to praise the beauty of our Constitution and to exercise every freedom it guarantees, including the beloved freedom of speech.

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Through examples of putting government-run businesses back into the private sector hands, inviting competition, reducing taxes, and blowing the doors open to force government transparency, “The Undefeated” shows that though real reform is difficult and real reformers are vilified, it is possible.

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The success of ACES proves America must look north to the future in order to truly win the future.

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Whether it’s under the bright lights of the 30 Rockefeller studios in Manhattan or milling about cattle stalls in Ames, Iowa, Palin connects because of her confidence.

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Concession

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Just imagine if this country opened up energy production, while simultaneously taking bold steps, – such as Governor Palin did in Alaska – to get it’s fiscal house in order.

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Give Hays some credit for usually coming within 18 points of the correct result.

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While it’s great that some on the the left want to argue substance, it may be wise for them to steer clear of fiscal policy debates.

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Who are they, these Palinistas? Some, of course claim to know them.

Palinbots, wingnuts, cultists….the list could go on and on – and that is just from some of the comments critical of Palin and her supporters at Hot Air, a leading conservative internet hang out.

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Let’s make the media regret this decision to persecute a good public servant, and let’s make them regret it often!

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Thank you mainstream media.

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The wheels on the bus go round and round, yet even they don’t spin as much as this new narrative.

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Wait just a gosh darn minute! You’re telling me that this whole 2012 presidential election could just boil down to turnout?

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“I thought she would ignore me and she did not, she shook my hand.”

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The statement that Governor Palin has “made no comment on whether she thinks the oil tax should stand or be revised” is an objectively false statement.

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The ACES tax has…provided the state with about $11 billion in savings……Without mentioning the governor who first proposed the ACES tax, Palin, Wielechowski credited it with the state’s current fiscal health.

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Despite what the media and Governor Palin’s detractors say, her record has been effective and fiscally sound. It’s ironic that the New York Times’s attempt at journalism in highlighting misrepresentations of Governor Palin’s record comes shortly after they announced that they will be charging for access to their site due to shrinking readership. So, while they generate faux concern for Governor Palin’s fiscal legacy, they should probably be more concerned with their own.

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The New York Times concedes that “some of [Alaska's $12 billion revenue surplus] comes from” the oil tax reform that Governor Palin implemented in 2007.

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Being an Englishman and a political junkie I watch BBC Newsnight regularly. As with the US networks the BBC has an inbuilt left/liberal bias but, although you could never get an Obama/Clinton style love-in for Governor Palin, the recent Newsnight profile of her was reasonably fair.

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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, or ANWR, could produce 1 million barrels a day by itself.  At today’s $100 per barrel, ANWR’s 10.4 billion barrels of oil are worth over $1 trillion to the U.S. economy.

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Governor Palin faced challenges that no other Governor in the country had to face in terms of constructing a taxation regime that balanced the need to generate an appropriate amount of income from oil taxation to fund state government with the need to incentivize and encourage oil production.  This survey suggests that the tax regime she crafted and implemented has successfully balanced the conflicting interests at play.

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Palin on the SOTU address, what she would do if she were President, the stimulus package, the gossip, and… is she running?

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Happy 52nd birthday, Alaska!

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Even court-jester Ivan Moore finds Palin’s numbers in Alaska to be over 27% higher than the numbers found by the Daily Kos pollster.  If you recall, Moore had McCain/Palin winning Alaska  by only 11 percent when they won by around 22 percent in reality.

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Only in the world of the Daily Kos pollster is 1) Ethan Berkowitz within 11 of Sean Parnell  (Parnell beat him by around 21 percent) or  2) Scott McAdams at 30% (Scott McAdams finished with barely over 23%) or 3) McCain and Palin beating Obama by only 14 in Alaska (McCain and Palin won by around 22 points).

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If her ratings in one of the least religious states in the country were irrelevant when they were at 80-90%, then why are they relevant now?

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