Conservatives4Palin

The two are often at odds, and a real conservative knows the difference

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The left’s continued war on women (conservative ones).

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We cannot afford to give the government and their pals in the media a blank check any further.

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“[D]on’t wait for or rely on government to do anything for you.”

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What bothers them is that the Palin family is proof of using personal responsibility to optimize less-than-ideal circumstances.

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2016 primary challenge?

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“So as we’re preaching ‘drill, baby drill’ … and he’s preaching ‘stop, baby stop’ …”

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“The vanguard of the grassroots conservative movement”.

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The gold standard.

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Diminishing influence?

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“Palin did nothing of the sort”

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“Obama not only didn’t fire him, he promoted him”

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Keep in mind, not only is a new tax on its way, but we had to pay these bureaucrats to come up with it.

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Sleight of hand from the mainstream media.

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A speech to remember.

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“Corporate welfare is just socialism for the very wealthy”.

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“…  it looks even more promising for Palin.”

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“Romney who?”

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Perhaps as a group, the Tea Party has come closest to receiving the kind of vindictive normally reserved for Palin alone.

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‘ She’s one of us’.

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But Marx and Hitler’s writings are just fine.

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“This is only the beginning of something bigger”.

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“Palin’s midterm victories represented both a humiliating defeat of Obama’s party and his policies, as well as a wake-up call to “a plurality” of moderate Republicans who thought the way to win was by moving to the center. I see Obama for what he is and I see Palin for what she is. And in light of that, I see nothing to fear. It’s time to think big folks.”

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A look at the future

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 Trig’s Crew didn’t need the MSM to lay down a reckoning. Thanks to the miracle of social media, We the People no longer need them to send a message.

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What we want first and foremost in our GOP standard-bearer is someone unafraid of the MSM, and who takes the fight directly to Obama. We also want them calling out our friends in DC when they — to paraphrase the Governor — rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic after they’ve promised to stop Obama from hitting icebergs.

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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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It was clear on Friday that Governor Palin is a leader cut from the same cloth—it is these great western ideals, and the way they could be seen at the Ranch in small but telling details, that she viscerally connected with.

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The President’s state of the union address boiled down to this message: “The era of big government is here as long as I am, so help me pay for it.” He dubbed it a “Winning The Future” speech, but the title’s acronym seemed more accurate than much of the content.

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Palin, like Glenn Reynolds (and, independently, Andrew Breitbart) used the term “blood libel” to describe the way in which opportunistic politicians and journalists seized on the shooting spree to demonize the Tea Party and conservatives in general.

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