Get Out The Vote for Sarah Palin Endorsed Candidates (List of 80)!

Election day is fast approaching! After primary elections, fundraisers, and speeches, it now comes down to the will of the people during a short window of time on Tuesday. The months of a grueling campaign and a the blood, sweat, and tears poured into getting a candidate elected are meaningless unless people go to the polls and vote! There are several ways to you can help support Palin endorsed candidates in the waning hours before Tuesday’s election. You can wave signs, paint your car in support of a candidate, make phone calls, and offer to drive people to the polls. You can contact the individual campaigns to see best how you can help in the final hours. Here are the Organize4Palin profiles for each candidate listed by state. Please check out  each individual profile for links to see how you can best help these campaigns!

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Alabama:

Beth Chapman- Secretary of State

Martha Roby-Second Congressional Seat

Alaska:

Joe Miller- Senate

Arizona:

John McCain- Senate

Paul Gosar- 1st Congressional Seat

Janet Contreras- 4th Congressional Seat

David Schweikert- 5th Congressional Seat

Ruth McClung- 7th Congressional Seat

Jesse Kelly- 8th Congressional Seat

Arkansas:

John Boozman- Senate

Tim Griffin- 2nd Congressional Seat

California:

Carly Fiorina- Senate

Chuck Wilkerson- 30th Congressional Seat

Star Parker- 37th Congressional Seat

Colorado:

Scott Tipton- 3rd Congressional Seat

Cory Gardner- 4th Congressional Seat

Delaware:

Christine O’Donnell- Senate

Florida:

Pam Bondi- Attorney General

Rick Scott- Governor

Marco  Rubio- Senate

Steve Southerland- 2nd Congressional Seat

Allen West- 22nd Congressional Seat

Sandy Adams- 24th Congressional Seat

Georgia:

Ray McKinney- 12th Congressional Seat

Hawaii:

Scott Henderson- 7th State House Seat

John Willoughby- 2nd Congressional Seat

Idaho:

Butch Otter- Governor

Illinois:

Adam Kinzinger- 11th Congressional Seat

Randy Hultgren- 14th Congressional Seat

Indiana:

Jackie Walorski- 2nd Congressional Seat

Larry Buchson- 8th Congressional Seat

Todd Young- 9th Congressional Seat

Iowa:

Brenna Findley- Attorney General

Terry Branstad- Governor

Kentucky:

Rand Paul- Senate

Massachusetts:

Sean Bielat- 4th Congressional Seat

Michigan:

Dan Benishek- 1st Congressional Seat

Rob Steele- 15th Congressional Seat

Minnesota:

Tom Emmer- Governor

Michele Bachmann- 6th Congressional Seat

Mississippi:

Alan Nunnelee- 1st Congressional Seat

Bill Marcy- 2nd Congressional Seat

Missouri:

Vicky Hartzler- 4th Congressional Seat

Nevada:

Sharron Angle- Senate

New Hampshire:

Kelly Ayotte- Senate

New Mexico:

Susana Martinez- Governor

Steve Pearce- 2nd Congressional District

New York:

John Gomez- 2nd Congressional Seat

Michael Grimm- 13th Congressional Seat

Ann Marie Buerkle- 25th Congressional Seat

North Carolina:

Renee Elmmers- 2nd Congressional Seat

Ilario Pantano- 7th Congressional Seat

North Dakota:

Rick Berg- Congress

Ohio:

Bill Johnson- 6th Congressional Seat

Jim Renacci- 16th Congressional Seat

Oklahoma:

Mary Fallin- Governor

Pennsylvania:

Pat Toomey- Senate

Mike Kelly- 3rd Congressional Seat

Tom Marin0- 1oth Congressional Seat

South Carolina:

Nikki Haley- Governor

Tim Scott- 1st Congressional Seat

Mick Mulvaney- 5th Congressional Seat

Tennessee:

Diane Black- 6th Congressional Seat

Stephen Fincher- 8th Congressional Seat

Texas:

Greg Abbott- Attorney General

Rick Perry- Governor

Bill Flores- 7th Congressional Seat

Francisco Canseco- 23rd Congressional Seat

Donna Campbell- 25th Congressional District

Blake Farenthold- 27th Congressional District

Stephen Broden- 30th Congressional Seat

Utah:

MorganPhilpot- 2nd Congressional Seat

Virginia:

Robert Hurt- 5th Congressional Seat

Washington:

John Koster- 2nd Congressional Seat

Cathy McMorris Rogers- 5th Congressional Seat

Dick Muri- 9th Congressional Seat

West Virginia:

John Raese- Senate

David McKinnley- 1st Congressional Seat

Spike Maynard- 3rd Congressional Seat

Wisconsin:

Sean Duffy- 7th Congressional Seat

The American Thinker: Media's Self-Defeating Attacks on Sarah Palin

The American left and its tame media desire -- with an intensity that normal individuals would find impossible to understand -- to treat Palin the way a pit bull would treat a rabbit: tear her to pieces and toss her aside broken. But each new encounter ends with the governor stronger, more powerful, and more popular than before. What we're seeing is the latest example of the left's habit of creating its own nightmares […]

The technique never varies. The left, most commonly by way of the media, targets a particular group or politician, evoking a mammoth, sinister, but unclear threat to the public good. The attacks begin with an air of reasonableness and good faith -- the Cronkite/Moyers method -- but soon mount in rabidity to the Olbermann/Schultz level. The goal is not simply to oppose or confront the individuals involved, but to destroy them. Within weeks, the left as a whole is involved not only through traditional media, but also through blogs, comment threads, and sites such as DU and Kos. 

But in many cases, the issues and personalities involved resonate with the public. When this is true, the forces arrayed against the targets cause no serious damage, instead serving only to increase their visibility and popularity. It's as if the energy being expended is working in the victim's favor. Eventually the effort goes hyperbolic, ending in large-scale hysteria and eventual collapse. A wounded left staggers off, whining about how "dumb" and "ill-informed" Americans are […]

The legacy media views politics through exactly that lens: rid the world of Goldwater, of Nixon, and then we will all walk into paradise together. But it never works out that way. After Nixon comes Reagan, and Gingrich, and Palin, and Jindal, and Brewer, and Haley...so it's all fantasy. There are no climactic battles in politics any more than there are climactic battles in getting up and going to work in the morning. 

Politics is not Armageddon. It is an aspect of life, one requiring daily effort. It comprises a guerilla war, won not by mammoth all-or-nothing collisions, but by continual low-key encounters on the level of the commonplace. This is something that a politician would understand, a media figure not at all. 

The media's scorched-earth strategy is innately self-defeating. In attacking Trig Palin, the legacy media insulted every woman raising a disabled child. In making light of Bristol's woes as a single mother, they infuriated every family suffering through the same crisis [...]

On the other hand, much can be learned from a close study of Palin's response to such attacks. After a naïve slip confronting the adorable Katie Couric, Palin has established a record of manipulating the media unmatched since Reagan's heyday. A single tweet from Palin's phone sends tsunamis roaring across the international media sphere. Palin has developed into one of the most media-savvy figures on the current scene.

But that shouldn't be surprising. There's one singular fact that the media, with all its research, all its prying, has failed in root out: she has a journalism degree.

Source:

The American Thinker: Media's Self-Defeating Attacks on Palin By J.R. Dunn

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Sarah Palin Outs Darth Vader

The intrepid crusader from the north cut to the heart of Obamacare a year ago, slashing through the professor-speak and government gobbledygook with a searing summary on Facebook of its bottom line: "death panels." With those words, the grounds for debate had shifted, the mainstream media ideological blackout was circumvented, and now, although it may have been Obama's new head of Medicare, Harvard's Dr. Donald Berwick, who stepped on the shuttle at Boston's Logan International Airport, it is Darth Vader who has exited at Reagan National.

Darth Vader -- really? The man responsible for the death of a gazillion inhabited worlds, through whom the evil Emperor Palpatine -- described as " a middle-aged politician ... who gains power through deception and treachery"...sound familiar? -- sought to enslave the universe in the fictional Star Wars saga? Surely, an exaggeration! Yes, and deliberately so, for Berwick starts off his gig as head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid as an enthusiastic proponent of, as one British media commentator noted, a system that routinely denies "some poor suffering victim a remedy that is available in other countries." At the same time, it views the elderly as simply less worthy of care, an expendable segment of the population for whom doctors and heart specialists provide less treatment past the official "cut-off" of 65 years, a British health research journal documented.

Palin's column on death panels ignited a firestorm of elite media and beltway criticism. Once, that would have been enough to shut down debate, for the broadcast networks and newspapers controlled information -- we knew only what they wanted us to know. Suddenly, the new media (including the site you're now reading) provided reality, and the Tea Parties and Republican Party followed. And now Darth Vader has become a metaphor, a figure of speech signifying that the coming of Harvard's Berwick represents the same thing to the average American that the arrival of the Death Star, the spaceship used to destroy planets, meant for entire populations. All of a sudden, life-and-death decisions are out of our hands, resting with a government determined to control every waking moment of our lives. […]

Sarah Palin was right, stubbornly hanging in when the mainstream media -- sensing "a great disturbance in the [leftist] force" -- trained its batteries on her. She was ridiculed on network newscasts, in the White House briefing room, by the media "stormtroopers [who] represented the most visible extension of Imperial [Obama] might." Darth Vader and Star Wars serve as metaphor, Palin as Princess Leia, while network anchors, commentator after commentator, all the president's men showered ridicule on her. "Downright evil," screamed Keith Olbermann; "stupid as s**t," proclaimed a popular Democratic blog.

But she persevered, and the truth emerged. The president and his congressional allies were forcing a crazy quilt of statist bureaucracies, socialist dysfunctions, and authoritarian controls. Each day brought more revelations as Tea Party activists, Republican staffers, ordinary citizens, and new media combed through Obamacare legislation. Sarah Palin was right. Popular radio host Mark Levin put it best: "Sarah Palin's not scary. You know who is? Barack Hussein Obama."

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The American Thinker By Stuart Schwartz: Sarah Palin Outs Darth Vader

Gulf Oil Spill Opens 2012 Door For Sarah Palin & Closes For Obama

Say what you will about her political choices, but Sarah Palin knows how to spot winners. She picked Scott Brown for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts, then supported Rick Perry over Kay Bailey Hutchison for governor of Texas. She endorsed Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination against uber-progressive California Democrat Barbara Boxer.

Palin’s endorsement of Marco Rubio for U.S. Senate in Florida helped drive fickle Charlie Crist out of the GOP primary race. And it will be very interesting watching her campaign for Republican Pat Toomey over Democrat Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania’s Senate race. But probably her most dramatic political choices this year have been Sharron Angle to face Harry Reid in Nevada and for Nikki Haley to be the next governor of South Carolina. [...]

Palin is building a stack of political markers that will become golden chits in 2012. If she is running for president, she is doing it the old fashioned way, the way Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan did it in 1968 and 1980, respectively. [...]

After serving two terms as governor of California and then challenging accidental President Gerald Ford in 1976, Ronald Reagan spent the next three years raising money and campaigning for Republican candidates around the country. By 1980, despite a full stable of other GOP candidates, Reagan was the favorite among conservatives, who by then had taken control of the Republican Party. [...]

But there is another reason Sarah Palin may yet emerge as the most likely candidate to win the 2012 GOP presidential nomination. The disastrous manner in which Obama and company are handling the Gulf oil spill, combined with the extremely unpopular environmental regulations they are trying to implement as a result, could very well open the door for a rival who knows a thing or two about energy policy.

The fact is that Barack Obama has never run so much as a cash register at a convenience store, and he has surrounded himself with similarly ignorant eggheads, thus making him extremely vulnerable to a challenge from someone who has, in fact, not only run a large state but also has had vast experience negotiating tough deals with oil company executives. That someone is Sarah Palin. As one of the most knowledgeable public figures in the country on the issue of energy policy, Palin can take the conservative message right into the center of the storm.

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