Conservatives4Palin

“Hell yeah, it’s media bias”

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“Obama did not have the answers tonight”

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“The Democrats and their lapdogs in the progressive liberal media will stop at  nothing to get Obama reelected”

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“Barack Obama is the leader of what the problem is all about, and that’s growing government.”

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This is par for the course for President Obama

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“Our president has poor management skills”

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“Palin put in a more than solid performance. She never seemed to be on the defensive, never seemed put out by any of the subtle and overt hostility around her, and was never shy about advancing conservatives and conservatism.”

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“Dirty Money”

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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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“A boiled egg is hard to beat”

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“All bets are off”

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“It is imperative that voters do not become lazy…”

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“… as they go forward to face the Obama presidential ticket machine and really the thuggery that is involved in that.”

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Obama is simply not used to being challenged by anyone.  Nor is he accustomed to the annoying requirement to produce tangible results that those of us who live in the real world face on a daily basis.  That’s what happens when one avoids responsibility his entire life.

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Cross-posted at PalinTV. And remember you can keep up with the America by Heart book tour here.

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During the great depression, many Americans lost their life savings due to the great stock market crash and the failure of many of the nation’s banks. This resulted in one of the depression’s most enduring legacies: the reluctance of many people who suffered this fate to invest their future earnings in the stock market, or, in many cases, even put them in the bank. We’ve all heard the stories about descendants of depression era survivors finding huge amounts of cash in the homes (hidden in the walls, buried in the yard, etc.) of relatives after their deaths.

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