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The New York Times Magazine has a refreshingly fair piece posted on its website today that will be published in their upcoming hardcopy edition. It is amazing how including quotes from former Republican strategist Mary Matalin rather than the anonymous, generic “GOP operative” or “high ranking Republican official” can give a news piece credibility. Politico [...]

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ABC news reports that Governor Palin landed a spot on their list of 2010′s most fascinating people for the third consecutive year. The list will be revealed on an ABC special airing on December 9th: Sarah Palin says she is seriously considering a run for the White House, and she believes she could beat President [...]

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Over the weekend, Keynesian economist and New York Times columnist, Paul Krugman, appeared on the “This Week” to discuss the recent findings of President Obama’s debt commission. Krugman discussed the changes to entitlement programs that need to be made as a result of the findings of the “debt panel”. Newsbusters has a partial transcript from [...]

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From Governor Palin’s Facebook page: In his press conference on Monday, President Obama responded to critics of the Federal Reserve’s decision to start a new round of quantitative easing – a fancy term for printing money out of thin air. He claimed this move would drive up U.S. growth rates. He also warned that “the [...]

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Kathleen Parker has decided to join in her fellow GOP Elitists, Peggy Noonan and Michael Gerson, in placing all responsibility for any Republican losses in last week’s Mid-term elections on Governor Palin. Of course, the Elite probably retroactively blame Governor Palin for Reagan losing Minnesota in 1984 as well. Rumor has it as well that [...]

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Peggy Noonan has returned to her Palin-denigrating ways again. In a piece entitled, “Americans Vote for Maturity”, Noonan writes about the aftermath of the 2010 elections, what it means for both Democrats and Republicans, and what campaign strategies proved to be effective or ineffective in the recent elections. She also took aim at President Obama’s [...]

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The Hill reports that the State Department has recognized Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s birthday via Twitter, urging him to release the two remaining hikers who were imprisoned after crossing into Iranian territory: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad should celebrate his birthday this week by freeing two imprisoned American hikers, the State Department said on Twitter Thursday. [...]

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The Democrats have been obsessed in recent months with using a car analogy for the Obama administration and their role in altering the direction of the economy and the country. Recently, the DNC changed their logo to represent “drive” on a car’s gear shift, as a supposed indicator that Democrats are about moving the country [...]

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If you want to anger a conservative, lie to them. If you want to anger a liberal, tell them the truth. -Unknown Governor Palin, as a fierce defender of the Constitution and as former journalist, has stood consistently for the freedoms noted in the First Amendment. When Governor Palin stepped aside from the public office [...]

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The Left again proves itself to be devoid of a basic knowledge of American history. Yesterday at the Tea Party Express rally in Reno, Nevada, Governor Palin spoke with appropriate cautiousness about celebrating electoral victories prematurely by telling rally attendees to not “party like it’s 1773 just yet”. As conservatives know, 1773 was the year [...]

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On Wednesday, Chris Matthews spoke of the Chilean mine rescue efforts. Rather than viewing it as a triumph of the strength of the human spirit, teamwork, and ingenuity, Matthews used this situation to take a gratuitous slap at the Tea Party in an interview with union boss Richard Trumka (yes, that Richard Trumka): CHRIS MATTHEWS: [...]

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Across the Pond, the day is coming to a close, but, today, October 13th marks Margaret Thatcher’s 85th birthday. Last year, Governor Palin offered these remarks regarding the “Iron Lady’s” birthday: I would like to extend warm birthday wishes to Margaret Thatcher today. Baroness Thatcher continues to remain a role model to many people, particularly [...]

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Last week, a couple of Palin endorsed candidates were asked if Governor Palin was qualified to be President. The relevance of that question to a Senatorial campaign and the campaign strategy employed by sidestepping the question could be addressed, but instead let us take a look at the question itself. There are, of course, Constitutional [...]

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As Ian posted yesterday, emails from Todd Palin to Joe Miller’s campaign have been leaked, leading to what amounts to yet another “nontroversy”. The Palin family, as Todd Palin spoke about earlier this week, is still very supportive of Joe Miller’s campaign. Mr. Palin has responded: Yesterday, the anti-Palin blog Mudflats leaked an email that [...]

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On the campaign trail in 2008,Governor Palin embraced the idea of being a “bitter clinger”–one who clings “bitterly” to guns and religion–a reference to a remark by then candidate Obama. Now Governor Palin is one who speaks out against bitter clingers. She doesn’t speak out against those who embrace both their first and second amendment [...]

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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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In 2008, she warned us.

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We need to be on our guard against such crony capitalism. We fought against distortion of the market in Alaska when we confronted “Big Oil,” or more specifically some of the players in the industry and in political office, who were taking the 49th state for a ride. My administration challenged lax rules that seemed to allow corruption…

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One year ago today, President Obama signed a nearly trillion dollar stimulus package and handed our children the bill.

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None of us can know for sure, including Governor Palin, what her political future might be. We don’t know what will happen tomorrow, the next day, a year from now. What we do know is that after releasing her statement, for today, just today, Trig Palin’s mother felt good.

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It seems we are constantly defending Governor Palin here, and I began to think how ridiculous it is that we must do so.

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“I cannot in good conscience agree to use the full authority of state government to ‘promote’ and advocate on behalf of Washington, D.C., that our communities adopt the building codes or their equivalent”

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Ever since Governor Palin was named as the Republican vice presidential candidate, her adversaries have tried to make the case that she is not really a fiscal conservative. They whine about her increased spending between the 2008 and 2009 budget, claiming that this proves she is not a fiscal conservative. Yes, spending did go up. [...]

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(h/t TommyReport) LifeSiteNews reports what we reported to you here, here, and here — namely that Gov. Palin had no other choice but to follow her state’s constitution and choose between the two names presented to her by the Alaska Judicial Council (AJC) for the vacancy on the Alaska Supreme Court. After requesting extensive dossiers [...]

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(h/t TommyReport) LifeSiteNews reports what we reported to you here, here, and here — namely that Gov. Palin had no other choice but to follow her state’s constitution and choose between the two names presented to her by the Alaska Judicial Council (AJC) for the vacancy on the Alaska Supreme Court. After requesting extensive dossiers [...]

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“When I took office in 2006, I committed to every Alaskan and to Washington, D.C., that this administration would seek fewer earmarks and meet more of Alaska’s challenges with fewer federal funds, so needed earmark reform could be realized,” said Governor Palin. “I am proud of the fact that we slashed the number of earmark requests by nearly 85 percent, and we’re not done.”

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Last month, I read Lorenzo Benet’s unauthorized biography of Sarah Palin, “Trailblazer,” and this week I watched John Ziegler’s complete interview with Sarah Palin. The question I asked myself after finishing both is the same question I’ve been asking myself since August 29, 2008: Who is Sarah Palin? Many who know her say that she [...]

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I’ve made it my mission to nip future Kathleen Parkers in the bud. It’s becoming a full time job. There are just so many people seeking “Strange New Respect” these days. I’ve decided to make The “Strange New Respect” Chronicles a regular feature of C4P. The inspiration for the project was this call to arms [...]

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Photo courtesy: Julie Smith of Sarah’s Full-Court Press We have another article to add to the “buy your own damn bagels” file. Michael Leahy of the Washington Post reports that Gov. Palin’s job is challenging. I know. That’s quite a shocking revelation. We all thought it was a walk in the park to run the [...]

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Michael Carey has an insightful commentary in the ADN on Gov. Palin’s role as the new face of Alaska. Carey discovered that when folks outside the Great Land hear the word Alaska, they no longer think of igloos and dog sleds, they think of Sarah Palin. In Manhattan the name is often accompanied by a [...]

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