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Friday, May 24, 2013
CBS Video:"Political Imagery Consultant" Analyzed Sarah Palin's Immortal VP Nomination Speech
"Palin image confident-secure" The video recalls the excitement and wonder preceding Sarah Palin's immortal 2008 GOP Convention VP nomination speech. The analysis of her person and capabilities not only still holds true but those factors have been advanced even further.'
Monday, May 20, 2013
"She (Palin) may be today the most important person in American culture and politics. She may always have been" Bernie Quigley 'The Hill"
Here are, what are to me, the key, grand and eloquent quotes from Bernie Quigley's article at The Hill. Please read the entire piece at the link below
'Duck Dynasty' nation needs Sarah Palin
The Tennessee rustic Andrew Jackson, bullet still wedged next to his heart, rose to prominence because America was ready for Jackson and sick to death of the prima donnas in coastal Virginia and Massachusetts. America is ready again and ready for Palin. "
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'Duck Dynasty' nation needs Sarah Palin
She
has a purpose here. She may be today the most important person in American
culture and politics. She may always have been.
It
is an awakening paradigm both political and cultural. And this is why Palin is
important today. She is the La Passionara of this rising cultural movement, and
more than any single person, including Gray Champion Ron Paul, is responsible
for its growth, progress and growing acceptance
The Tennessee rustic Andrew Jackson, bullet still wedged next to his heart, rose to prominence because America was ready for Jackson and sick to death of the prima donnas in coastal Virginia and Massachusetts. America is ready again and ready for Palin. "
Read more: http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/lawmaker-news/300689-duck-dynasty-nation-needs-sarah-palin#ixzz2TtGII900
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Sunday, May 19, 2013
The Left at Daily Kos Descends Into The Pit Of Hell With Palin/Trig Attack & Attack On Me Via Wonkette
UPDATE:Wonkette admits 2 being taken in by hoax against me.Fits with Schoenkopf's admission "I am worst journalist ever" And ultimate answer to her question to me "Why do you always gets things wrong".But to show what sort of person I am, and Palin supporters are, I will say in great magnanimity "Rebecca your apology is accepted"
http://tiny.cc/2yycxw
That site "Daily Kos" is the one that started the "Trig is not Palin's natural born son " rumor".
Not content to leave it alone after all these years they have sunk even lower into depravity.

Kos Moulitsas, the site's chief, Tweeted the notorious 'Mission accomplished Sarah Palin" after Gabby Gifford's was shot.
That linking was of course totally unfounded but that didn't' stop Moulitsas.
Daily Kos also reproduce the extract above from an article at"Wonkette" the notorious site that called Trig a "retard" which threatens an attack on me.
That's the sort of violent threats leftists resort to to attack Palin supporters
There are no bounds to their depravity http://wonkette.com/516692/guest-post-from-a-u-s-marine-about-barack-obamas-shocking-and-disgusting-use-of-an-umbrella … …

That site "Daily Kos" is the one that started the "Trig is not Palin's natural born son " rumor".
Not content to leave it alone after all these years they have sunk even lower into depravity.
Kos Moulitsas, the site's chief, Tweeted the notorious 'Mission accomplished Sarah Palin" after Gabby Gifford's was shot.
That linking was of course totally unfounded but that didn't' stop Moulitsas.
Daily Kos also reproduce the extract above from an article at"Wonkette" the notorious site that called Trig a "retard" which threatens an attack on me.
That's the sort of violent threats leftists resort to to attack Palin supporters
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Left Find Photo Of A Man "Holding" Umbrella For Palin-But Photo Fail
After Sarah Palin Tweet mocked President Obama for using the Marines to protect him form the rain the left dug up a photograph of a person supposedly holding an umbrella to protect Palin from the rain.
As with most things leftist it is clearly a fail as Palin is not under the umbrella! And, anyway, there is a difference between the President of the United States using the power of office and the military to shelter from the rain and a private citizen being so sheltered (if indeed they were) by an ordinary person.
Background information with thanks.
cuatrocinco45
As with most things leftist it is clearly a fail as Palin is not under the umbrella! And, anyway, there is a difference between the President of the United States using the power of office and the military to shelter from the rain and a private citizen being so sheltered (if indeed they were) by an ordinary person.
The photo is from Sep 9, 2008 in Lancaster, PA.
the weather for that day was storms and heavy rain moving through.
she's walking down a jet stairway(possibly in heels or other fancy shoes) and you can see she has both hands on the rails. The last thing you need in that situation is for her to be holding an umbrella with one hand, the rail with the other, and she slips or something.
I'm sure the McCain campaign doesn't want their VP nominee who by that point had vaulted him into the lead and made even Nate Silver proclaim him the favorite to win the election to fall down the stairs Gerald Ford-style. If in the middle of a storm some guy holds and umbrella so she can walk down the stairs safely and not have her outfit totally ruined, who cares?
Here's video of her arriving Kosovo in 2009 and getting off a chopper and carrying her own bags
moreover, it's not like she was in the middle of something and stopped and specifically called this guy over. we don't even know if she asked him to carry it or he did it on his own or some other campaign aide said to.
in any event, that's what campaign aides do. to compare that to Obama having the marines do what they did in the rose garden...it's not the same league, not even the same sport as they said in Pulp Fiction.
Sarah Palin "Scandalous Hat Trick" Mr.President
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Video & News Report: Heartwarming Story Of How Tiny Town Got Sarah Palin To Speak At Graduation
Previous articles AT THIS LINK
With thanks to Deedee3 at C4P
Spokane, North Idaho News
Here is the story on how those kids got Sarah to speak at their graduation.
May 14, 2013 in City
Sarah Palin to speak at Republic HS graduation
Shawn Vestal
The Spokesman-Review
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Kelly Scriver/courtesy photo
Republic High School seniors pose for a photo asking former
vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin to speak at their graduation.
Palin has agreed, and will speak at commencement June 1.
(Full-size photo)
Tyler Weyer and his fellow seniors at Republic High School began considering possible commencement speakers last fall.
Confronting
them was the reality that the most likely speaker would be a popular
teacher or a standout community member. Not that there’s anything wrong
with that.
But Weyer had a crazy thought. “I said, ‘Hey, let’s
just get Sarah Palin,’ ” said Weyer, the 17-year-old senior class
president at Republic High.
It was kind of a joke, at least at
first. But soon Weyer had taken the lead on an aggressive social media
campaign that … just got Sarah Palin. The former Republican vice
presidential candidate and Alaska governor will be addressing Weyer and
his 26 fellow graduates June 1.
It might be the hottest ticket – ever – at the RHS gym.
Weyer
is a lifelong Republic resident who plans to attend Wenatchee Valley
Community College next fall and transfer to Washington State University
to study political science. He’s a longtime fan of Palin’s – referring
to her, partly in jest, as his “idol” – for her political views and for
her representation for small-town life and outdoor recreation.
“I
really like how the governor is able to relate to the common, everyday
American,” he said. “She loves to hunt, she loves to fish – and that’s
what our class is like, too.”
RHS principal Shawn Anderson said
Weyer has been an enthusiastic and outspoken fan of Palin’s for a few
years. A young man with a strong interest in politics and government,
“Tyler … and Sarah Palin kind of went hand in hand,” Anderson said.
When
Weyer threw out the notion of inviting Palin last fall, he was
encouraged by his teachers and Anderson. Why not give it a shot?
Weyer
typed an invitation, Anderson had it put on school letterhead and
signed it, and it went off to Palin’s parents. Weyer had tried to reach
Palin through official sources in the past, with no success, and so he
thought going through her parents might work better – and they were
listed in the phone book. Soon thereafter, Weyer received an e-mail
response from “one of her people” that was noncommittal.
“To be
honest, I really wasn’t surprised that the message got to Sarah,”
Anderson said. “I really believed she would at least see the letter and
maybe some of the e-mails.
“But I didn’t think our chances were so high.”
Months
passed with no further word. In early April, still awaiting an answer
and running out of time, Weyer decided to push things along.
“I got impatient, so I organized a class picture,” he said.
He
got his classmates together in their class sweatshirts, and they made a
banner: “We Want You! Governor Palin!” School librarian Kelly Scriver
took the photo of them posing with the banner, and they posted it on
Facebook.
And then – in what is becoming a familiar pattern in the
age of social media – the sharing and the liking and the tweeting
began. As word of the Class of ‘13’s efforts spread, people began
lobbying Palin directly, via Facebook and other ways. Weyer said that
Palin has some relatives living in the Republic area, which might have
helped bring their efforts some attention, and Palin herself was born
not far away in Sandpoint, where her parents have a long history.
Whatever it was, something finally broke through. As Weyer put it, “the right word got to the right people.”
He received another e-mail, wanting to know: “Can we just get the date and time again?”
“That was definitely more promising,” he said.
Then came another e-mail from Palin’s people – this time to set up a phone call with him and school officials.
“People
told me I looked pale as a sheet when I got that e-mail,” Weyer said.
“I said, ‘Oh my goodness. I’m getting pretty excited. Something’s going
to happen here.’”
On April 18, Weyer and school officials had the
phone call with Palin’s representative, and learned that Palin would be
coming to graduation.
“It was worth a million dollars to see the look on (Weyer’s) face,” Anderson said.
Anderson’s priority is to preserve the event as a commencement ceremony – something focused on the students and their families.
“This isn’t going to be a circus and this isn’t going to be a political statement,” he said.
Weyer says that Palin’s representatives have expressed similar wishes. “She doesn’t want a frenzy,” he said.
Still, certain frenzy-like elements are bound to accompany the
appearance of a figure like Palin. Each graduate gets 20 tickets to
distribute for the 1 p.m. commencement ceremony on June 1, and then
admission to the small gym will be first-come, first-served. There’s
room for around 700 people; Anderson expects he’ll be turning people
away.
Weyer said the event is the talk of the 1,000-resident town.
“Everyone’s asking for tickets,” he said. “Everyone’s very ecstatic.”
May 14, 2013 in City
Sarah Palin to speak at Republic HS graduation
Shawn Vestal
The Spokesman-Review
Tags:GraduationRepublic High SchoolSarah PalinTyler Weyer
Kelly Scriver/courtesy photo
Republic High School seniors pose for a photo asking former
vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin to speak at their graduation.
Palin has agreed, and will speak at commencement June 1.
(Full-size photo)
Tyler Weyer and his fellow seniors at Republic High School began considering possible commencement speakers last fall.
Confronting
them was the reality that the most likely speaker would be a popular
teacher or a standout community member. Not that there’s anything wrong
with that.
But Weyer had a crazy thought. “I said, ‘Hey, let’s
just get Sarah Palin,’ ” said Weyer, the 17-year-old senior class
president at Republic High.
It was kind of a joke, at least at
first. But soon Weyer had taken the lead on an aggressive social media
campaign that … just got Sarah Palin. The former Republican vice
presidential candidate and Alaska governor will be addressing Weyer and
his 26 fellow graduates June 1.
It might be the hottest ticket – ever – at the RHS gym.
Weyer
is a lifelong Republic resident who plans to attend Wenatchee Valley
Community College next fall and transfer to Washington State University
to study political science. He’s a longtime fan of Palin’s – referring
to her, partly in jest, as his “idol” – for her political views and for
her representation for small-town life and outdoor recreation.
“I
really like how the governor is able to relate to the common, everyday
American,” he said. “She loves to hunt, she loves to fish – and that’s
what our class is like, too.”
RHS principal Shawn Anderson said
Weyer has been an enthusiastic and outspoken fan of Palin’s for a few
years. A young man with a strong interest in politics and government,
“Tyler … and Sarah Palin kind of went hand in hand,” Anderson said.
When
Weyer threw out the notion of inviting Palin last fall, he was
encouraged by his teachers and Anderson. Why not give it a shot?
Weyer
typed an invitation, Anderson had it put on school letterhead and
signed it, and it went off to Palin’s parents. Weyer had tried to reach
Palin through official sources in the past, with no success, and so he
thought going through her parents might work better – and they were
listed in the phone book. Soon thereafter, Weyer received an e-mail
response from “one of her people” that was noncommittal.
“To be
honest, I really wasn’t surprised that the message got to Sarah,”
Anderson said. “I really believed she would at least see the letter and
maybe some of the e-mails.
“But I didn’t think our chances were so high.”
Months
passed with no further word. In early April, still awaiting an answer
and running out of time, Weyer decided to push things along.
“I got impatient, so I organized a class picture,” he said.
He
got his classmates together in their class sweatshirts, and they made a
banner: “We Want You! Governor Palin!” School librarian Kelly Scriver
took the photo of them posing with the banner, and they posted it on
Facebook.
And then – in what is becoming a familiar pattern in the
age of social media – the sharing and the liking and the tweeting
began. As word of the Class of ‘13’s efforts spread, people began
lobbying Palin directly, via Facebook and other ways. Weyer said that
Palin has some relatives living in the Republic area, which might have
helped bring their efforts some attention, and Palin herself was born
not far away in Sandpoint, where her parents have a long history.
Whatever it was, something finally broke through. As Weyer put it, “the right word got to the right people.”
He received another e-mail, wanting to know: “Can we just get the date and time again?”
“That was definitely more promising,” he said.
Then came another e-mail from Palin’s people – this time to set up a phone call with him and school officials.
“People
told me I looked pale as a sheet when I got that e-mail,” Weyer said.
“I said, ‘Oh my goodness. I’m getting pretty excited. Something’s going
to happen here.’”
On April 18, Weyer and school officials had the
phone call with Palin’s representative, and learned that Palin would be
coming to graduation.
“It was worth a million dollars to see the look on (Weyer’s) face,” Anderson said.
Anderson’s priority is to preserve the event as a commencement ceremony – something focused on the students and their families.
“This isn’t going to be a circus and this isn’t going to be a political statement,” he said.
Weyer says that Palin’s representatives have expressed similar wishes. “She doesn’t want a frenzy,” he said.
Still, certain frenzy-like elements are bound to accompany the
appearance of a figure like Palin. Each graduate gets 20 tickets to
distribute for the 1 p.m. commencement ceremony on June 1, and then
admission to the small gym will be first-come, first-served. There’s
room for around 700 people; Anderson expects he’ll be turning people
away.
Weyer said the event is the talk of the 1,000-resident town.
“Everyone’s asking for tickets,” he said. “Everyone’s very ecstatic.”
Spokane, North Idaho News
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