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She hit the right notes discussing the common democratic values and the similar geopolitical outlook that tie the U.S. with India. And she hailed New Delhi economic reforms that were launched 20 years ago and have deepened the bond.

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An interview from India.

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If Sarah Palin should declare her candidacy for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, the past few days may be looked back at by political historians as an important marker.

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She can remind Americans who think only central planners in the government have all the answers to look at America’s immigrants and remind themselves of what makes America exceptional.

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One of the more amusing aspects of following politics over the past couple years is watching political pundits, whether on television or in the print media, insist they know what Governor Palin’s future plans are.

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Sarah Palin understands the language of international power politics. She’s fluent in it. When she uses mama grizzly imagery, she is talking about the primal condition of nature.

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President Obama shows himself to be on the wrong side of the issues of energy yet again. When he promotes development of fossil fuels, he does so in foreign countries where companies cannot create American jobs. When he promotes energy initiatives in America or in partnerships with other nations, they are initiatives that have proven to kill jobs and increase both energy costs and national debt. Governor Palin continues to be on the right side of this vital issue that links America’s energy, economic, monetary, and national securities.

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“My Vision of America”

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Courtesy of the Right Scoop.

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Governor Palin said it was a “false Utopian fairy tale that you don’t need to drill for energy needs.” The present green technologies were not mature enough and Alaska’s abundant oil and gas reserves would serve as the bridge to the future.

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More broadly, Mrs. Palin’s address in India will be another step in the growing outline of what might be called The Palin Doctrine.

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India and the United States are partners in trade and business affairs, and working together. Our two nations can build a more peaceful and prosperous world

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 How well she performs on the world stage in countries such as India will dictate how well she does back home.

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She will be meeting the drivers of economic change in a country that once was moribund on account of misguided Fabian socialist policies that spawned a sprawling and corrupt bureaucracy.

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