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Saturday, July 25, 2009

Straight from the Heart, NOT the teleprompter: Thank You, Sarah!!!

The Presidential election of 2008 changed my once-held perceptions about politics and political candidates. Prior to this election, I viewed presidential elections as, in the words of Sarah, a good-old-boy network of sorts, in which only elite and powerful males came out to play. Sarah Palin changed this status quo, and I couldn't thank her more for all she has done to inspire young women like me all over the country. She literally changed this powerful good-old-boy network into a place where conservative women could take a stand, knowing that we too had a voice and could make a change for the better. Now, don't get me wrong, I know women have been involved in politics for many years, but Sarah is the first woman who has inspired me to KNOW I can make a difference. Not only was she the first woman to become governor of the great state of Alaska, but she was the first woman to become the Republican Party's Vice-Presidential nominee. Sarah has cracked the mold for conservative women everywhere, and I thank her for putting a few more cracks in a ceiling that once seemed unbreakable. When the presidential election of 2008 was off and running, the candidate whom I hoped would lead our great country was none other than America's Mayor, Rudy Guilliani. I really admire Rudy for the way in which he inspired a nation following the horrific events of September 11, 2001. His no-nonsense approach, love and commitment to our country inspired me to the point that I knew he would make a tremendous leader for America. When John McCain ended up the last man standing as the Republican Party's nominee, I had to admit that I was not too excited or overjoyed, yet when looking at the options on the other side of the table, I threw my support to a man who had fought and sacrificed for our country. I knew I could count on McCain to work tirelessly to protect our country and remain fiscally conservative.


I started this blog for two reasons. Lisa, who runs the blog "Why Mommy is a Republican," told me that I should be writing and that a blog was a great place to start. I urge you all to check out her great blog and become a follower. Lisa not only gets the truth out there, but she is not afraid to be candid and set the record straight. The day John McCain announced Sarah to be his running mate had to be the happiest I had ever been, politically speaking. History had been made, and immediately I was transformed from someone who had simply just voted to fulfill my civic duty into someone who wanted to stand up and make a difference. I know this may sound korny to some of you, but as a young woman, I felt that I was finally being represented politically because a conservative woman, yes a conservative woman, had been nominated to the second highest job in the land. I need to make something very clear: The simple fact that Sarah Palin is a woman was not the main selling point for me. I have never voted for someone based upon gender. While I admire all women in the political arena, I always look at their beliefs and opinions on issues I care most about. THIS is how Sarah Palin earned my support. Now, with that said, the fact that she was a woman did make me look up to her in a way I had never been able to do toward any male politician in the past. (I believe the same can said for female supporters of female democratic politicians as well.) As I became more familiar of Sarah's life-story, I saw a woman who worked extremely hard to get to the level she was at politically. I also saw a woman who shared many of the values I hold most dear. Her pro-life, pro-traditional family values, pro-God, pro-small business, pro-second amendment, pro-fiscal conservative values and beliefs are the same values and beliefs I hold most dear. She didn't just talk about these values, as many politicians tend to do today, but she actually illustrated these values on a daily basis throughout the campaign and continues to do so to this day. She is a life-long member of the NRA, her family owns a small business, her record as governor illustrates her success as a fiscal conservative, and precious little Trig is a testament to everything we in the pro-life community hold most dear. In choosing to keep Trig, Sarah is illustrating everything it means to love a child unconditionally. I have learned so much from Sarah's love for Trig and her other children and look to her as a prime example of what a mother's love should symbolize.


Sarah inspires me to want to do great things. She is a woman who came from humble beginnings, which gives hope to average-day Americans like me who did not go to a fancy ivy league school or have a membership to that prestigious country club. Sarah's dedication to the people is one of the main aspects I admire most about her. She is not afraid to get down on my level and just have a good heart-to-heart about the issues that effect people like me. Her ability to connect with a large variety of Americans is no act. I will never forget during the presidential campaign when Hillary was at a local bar and took a shot of liquor. I could tell that this was something she was not used to doing-it was a total act. Sarah, on the other hand, just has that Ronald Reagan ability to make voters feel comfortable in their own skin because she is comfortable in hers, and this is a quality that is very hard to come by these days. Not only did Sarah inspire me to start this blog, but she has inspired me want to spread her commonsense message. I have what I like to call my Pre-Sarah and Post-Sarah days. In the days of Pre-Sarah, if someone said something that I politically did not agree with or slandered our commander in chief, I would have just quietly sat there without so much as saying a word. Ever since Sarah stepped onto the national stage, what I call my post-Sarah days, I no longer sit back and let this happen. While I may not convince people that they are wrong in their assumptions, I, at least, let my feelings be known, and contrary to popular belief, the people on the other end come to respect me and my opinion for the mere fact that I took a stand. I no longer fear being attacked for standing up for what I believe in for I know that I have the right to stand up when I see the principles and ideals I hold most dear threatened, and this is all because Sarah stands up for what she believes in. No matter how viciously and ferociously she and her family are attacked, she continues the good fight because she believes in the message she is spreading. Instead of sitting down and throwing in the towel, she perseveres onward for a cause greater than self and for love of country. She accomplished more during her time as governor of AK than most governors are able to accomplish in one or two terms. Many people, including some of my own friends, believe she made the wrong decision in resigning as AK's governor. I believe she made one of the smartest moves in political history. Not only is she NOT going to be considered a lame-duck governor, but she is giving her lieutenant governor the head start at governing, which gives the people of AK the benefit of seeing Sean Parnell in action, which, if all goes smoothly, should give AK a republican governor in the 2010 gubernatorial election. In resigning, Sarah is not only helping her state, but herself as well because now that she is not tied down to the governor's office, she is able to travel across the country to spread a commonsense message that so many people are craving during a time in which so many are hurting. I like to refer to the Obama administration not as "hope and change," but "hype and pain," for they are literally re-defining America and all she stands for. I cannot wait for Sarah to get out and speak on the effectiveness of smaller government, the importance of tax cuts, the benefits of small business, as well as about the gut wrenching, yet apparent path America is taking toward socialism. People are craving to hear her message, as the polls are suggesting. She is more popular now than she was prior to announcing she would resign as AK's governor. The unconventional way in which she goes about things is what draws people toward her. People are sick and tired of the politics as usual, and I am one of them. I am ready for someone to represent me and to truly fight for me and the conservative values I hold. Perhaps Dennis Miller said it best when he told Bill O'Reilly that the more the media harass and pick on Sarah, the more he respects and admires her-I couldn't agree more. So on behalf of Palinistas everywhere: thank you, Sarah, for not being afraid to take a stand! Thank you, Sarah, for speaking the truth! Thank you, Sarah, for the integrity you possess! And finally, thank you, Sarah, for inspiring women all over our great country to not be afraid to stand up and fight for what we believe in!!!

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Limbaugh: Attacks on Sarah Palin Tell Us Who the Democratic Party Is Most Afraid Of - Who They Think Can Beat Obama

As Sarah Palin's last day as governor of Alaska approaches, the left wing media is trying with several hit pieces to offset the publicity that will surround the annual picnic in Fairbanks tomorrow . The Washington Post has a 3-page online article that apparently uses Andrea McLeod, whose sixth frivolous ethics complaint was just dismissed, as its primary source. Denver Post also has a negative article. Even Reuters got in on the act. Expect to see more as the day progresses.

However, Rush Limbaugh got it right as he talked with Greta van Susteren about Sarah Palin during an interview at his radio studio earlier this week:





Transcripts of the two-part broadcast can be seen here and here. (The transcript for Part Two does not seem to be complete.) In Part One, broadcast at On the Record on Thursday night, he primarily talks about Obama. During Part Two, which was broadcast on Friday night, he discusses Sarah Palin.

See also:

Limbaugh Says Don't Count Palin Out for 2012 (CBS) http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/07/06/politics/politicalhotsheet/entry5136617.shtml

Rush Discusses Gov Palin with Greta 7/24/09 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oGPz19O0Vw&feature=player_embedded

Rush Discusses Palin's Favorablitiy Ratings July 16, 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrisuxyYygI&feature=player_embedded

Rush Goes On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, Part One transcript & video link) http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_072409/content/01125106.guest.htm

Rush Goes On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, Part Two (transcript & video link) http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_072409/content/01125121.guest.html

Rush Gushes over Sarah Palin in Greta Interview http://www.examiner.com/x-2304-DC-Republican-Examiner~y2009m7d25-Rush-Gushes-over-Sarah-Palin-in-Greta-Interview

Rush Limbaugh: "Sarah Palin Could Build the Party" (5/5/09) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CePCkgds3c&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Emomsforsarahpalin%2Ecom%2F2009%2F05%2Frush%2Dtalking%2Dabout%2Dpalin%2Ehtml&feature=player_embedded

UPDATE:

As expected, the negative spin by the liberal mainstream media on Sarah Palin's last weekend in office continues. Add to the list the Houston Chronicle, MSNBC, and the Los Angeles Times. As someone has pointed out (hat tip @StopTheSmears), a former Democratic state senator from Alaska also took it upon himself to post an op-ed yesterday in the New York Times to call Sarah Palin a quitter.

This sentence from Matthew Daly's Associated Press article has been repeated frequently today, "She leaves office Sunday with her political future clouded by ethics probes, mounting legal bills and dwindling popularity." Yeah, right. 16 ethics complaints DISMISSED so far. Legal bills that her supporters have raised the money to pay because they are irate at the political attacks against her. The surges in SarahPAC donations do not attest to any dwindling popularity - on the contrary. The ABC/WaPo poll that has been quoted over and over is biased by a 33 % Democrat to 22 % Republican ratio. In addition, the reliability of their polls are low in the pollster rankings anyway.

What the liberal media refuses to do is to take Sarah Palin at her own word that she is leaving office to save the state of Alaska millions of dollars of expense related to the politically-motivated attacks against her. Sarah Palin is not quitting, she's just changing direction. And believe me, that's what they're afraid of.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Roses for Sarah

Team Sarah is planning on sending roses to Sarah Palin on her last day as governor and her first day as a private citizen. You can send a rose and show your support through TS for a $5.00 donation. For more information visit: http://www.teamsarah.org/profiles/blogs/team-sarah-is-sending-roses-to

Atlanta Attorney Who Set Up Palin's Legal Fund Is Ethics Expert

Atlanta attorney Randy Evans has stepped forward to vouch for the legality of Governor Sarah Palin's legal defense fund, which he created. Attorney Evans is an expert in the field of ethics in government and politics and, as stated here, "has lectured on attorney ethics in over thirty states and has published hundreds of papers and articles regarding professional ethics and malpractice". What an excellent choice of attorney to set up a legal defense fund to defend Governor Palin against ethics complaints by her political opponents!


Atlantan Created Palin's Defense Fund


Posted By: Jaye Watson
11Alive.com
Updated 7/22/2009 8:08:44 PM


ATLANTA -- Atlantan Randy Evans created the legal defense fund for Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. Evans is former general counsel for Georgia's Republican party and a senior partner at McKenna, Long, and Aldridge.

He said, "There were some folks who reached out to me who knew I had some experience preparing legal defense funds." Evans stepped forward, revealing it was he who prepared the fund, just days the release of a report that found Palin should not be able to use the money.

Thomas Daniel, an investigator for the state personnel board writes in the report, "That the fund was trading on Ms. Palin's status as a public official to solicit donations and that contributions to it could amount to improper gifts under Alaska Law."

Evans calls the report "absolutely ridiculous."

"This is the gold standard in legal defense funds. It parallels the funds created by John Kerry, Dick Gephardt, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Senator Ted Stevens who's from Alaska. It meets every provision for both the IRS, federal election laws and the laws of the state of Alaska," Evans said.

Evans says Palin's decision to resign has nothing to do with the report and her announcement came more than a week and a half before the report was even released.

"The governor cares deeply and loves the state of Alaska and that all of the things associated with her became a distraction. It became a distraction in terms of being able to get anything done," he said. Evans is in Washington, D.C. for the next few days to make the cable news rounds.

http://www.11alive.com/news/national/story.aspx?storyid=132865&catid=166


See also:

Arnall, Golden, Gregory, LLP Just Lost Their Entire Political Law Practice...
http://www.politicalvine.com/news/newsview8963.html

Randy Evans
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Evans

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

AK Fund Trust Legal and Ethical. No Money Disbursed.

Press Release

Kristan Cole, Trustee
The Alaska Fund Trust
July 22, 2009


Thank you for being here today. My name is Kristan Cole, Trustee to the
Alaska Fund Trust. And this is the Trust's attorney in Alaska, Jon Givens.

I am here to address the unusual letter that was leaked yesterday, the
contents of which are unprecedented in the history of our country,
suggesting that a legal defense fund could somehow be unethical. This is
particularly notable, and concerning, in light of the fact that the Trust,
on my instructions, has not paid even one penny to Gov.. Palin or her
lawyers. I issued that instruction because I was aware the Board was
reviewing this matter.

This Trust was created by a team of expert lawyers from around the country.
It was thoroughly vetted for compliance with federal and state law and trust
law. So far Mr. Daniel is the only lawyer in the country who has questioned
a legal defense fund despite the fact that his firm has set up legal defense
funds for other office holders. Because his initial review was unprecedented
and contained factual errors it was my understanding that Gov. Palin's legal
team, including Mr. Van Flein, were in on-going discussions with Mr. Daniel.
The matter was not final.

I want to be clear on a point that has been misrepresented: The Governor is
not and was not involved with the Trust. The Governor has never worked on or
with the Trust. The Governor has not even accepted or requested one penny
from the Trust or quite frankly anything of me. And I have never expected
anything from her. Really it's quite the contrary; as I, and many other
caring folks across the country have only sought to help with this legal
burden.

The first and only time I have spoken with the Governor about the Trust was
yesterday to alert her that I was responding to this violation of the law
and leak of preliminary and confidential materials from the complainant.

There is a loophole in Alaska law. Alaskans can file frivolous complaints
against the Governor - violate the law and alert the media they are doing
so, all the complaints can be dismissed and yet the Governor has to
personally pay for representation. Legislators covered themselves with a law
that warrants automatic dismissal of a complaint if it is leaked to the
public.

It has been quite obvious to me, and to other every day citizens like me,
that over the last several months that something needed to be done to help
the Palins with the overwhelming crush of frivolous ethics complaints.

In their own humble way, the Palins never asked for help. The Governor
never even asked anyone to contribute to this legal expense fund. This
trust, and the thousands and thousands of dollars raised, were the results
of hard working Americans and their outpouring of support. It is
disgraceful that anyone would assume that the thousands of people who sent
in $5, $10 or $50 intended to "influence" the governor's official actions in
Alaska! And this in a state where a half dozen legislators have been
convicted of corruption as well as the previous governor's chief of staff.
Not one ethics complaint was filed against these individuals who were
convicted, but this governor is harassed for having her picture taken with a
fish, wearing a jacket, answering press questions and giving a speech.

A few select people have abused our ethics act. The public release of a
preliminary document in violation of state law follows that pattern. The
people of this state are losing hope that the ethics act has any real
purpose anymore and that's incredibly sad as ethics are so important. Mr.
Daniel's preliminary assessment, unprecedented in history and harshly
criticized by legal scholars, does nothing to restore credibility to this
process.

Numerous individuals thought to help the Palins - not just me. But when I
was asked, I was doing research of my own and determined that I would put my
name on a Trust already going through an intense legal process throughout
the country to ensure that this one was airtight and complied with every
possible law under the sun. And this one does. It is one of the most
restrictive and transparent trusts of its kind. The validity of the Trust
is strong. It is unprecedented in every way imaginable... all donations must
be under $150, no donations from lobbyists, and nothing accepted from
foreign nationals to name a few. No trust has ever been found to be a
violation of ethical standards for any governor, former president, senator,
or house member, or former member of Congress. But this Trust which has more
severe donation and donor limits than any trust in the history of legal
defense trusts might violate ethical rules?

Some Trust funds are formed and accepted to defend politicians in true
Courts of Law with regard to some very serious criminal charges. And yet,
this Fund was created by others to help the Palins pay for their legal bills
due to frivolous complaints - each of which has been dismissed thus far. I
will let my attorney speak to the legal issues but I wanted to take this
opportunity to speak to yesterday's blatant violation of the law.

You know, we have witnessed time and again the blatant abuse of process when
it comes to people filing these complaints and illegally discussing them and
leaking them to the press- but this latest move further crosses the line and
we are all reviewing action for the reputational harm caused by Ms. Chatman
based upon the leak of Tom Daniel's preliminary thinking on the matter - a
product that may have ultimately been remarkably different and perhaps even
dismissed. Where is the accountability for those who blatantly disregard
the requirement to keep the issue confidential?

There are many questions which need to be asked following my read of what
was leaked.

And, if I may digress - this is how backwards our laws are - I had to go
online and read the preliminary letter about the Trust and me because Mr.
Daniel and Mr. Van Flein cannot violate the confidentiality of the Ethics
Act (even though it appears the complainant has)and therefore cannot even
forward the preliminary letter to me. Now that I have read it, I still hope
to inform Mr. Daniel of the important information that Mr. Van Flein had
requested from me to be shared with Mr. Daniel.

What was the reason for my involvement? The preliminary letter suggests that
perhaps I served as Trustee so I could get some job with the state. This is
amazingly wrong and so incredibly hurtful. That is the last thing I want. I
did this because it believed it was the right thing to do for our Governor.
I love Alaska. I have lived here 40 years and I have always served the
state when asked - and despite the fact that I am entitled to public monies
in the form of expenses, per diem and wages - I have declined every single
penny. I have served as a volunteer on others boards, and commissions (The
Real Estate Commission and the Agricultural Revolving Loan Fund Board) under
a previous Governor so volunteer work has been part of my life for a long
time. I was approached to serve as Trustee for the legal defense fund. I did
not seek out this position just as I have never sought out any other
position but was willing to step up to the plate and serve when asked
because that's what we all do when asked to serve our country, our state and
our communities isn't it? We do it because it's the right thing to do and
by all of us serving where we can, we all benefit. My sons and my husband
have served our country. I have served our state and our community here in
the Mat Su Valley with the hope that we are making a difference where we
can.

So how unfair is it that the Governor can be told she was wrong for putting
together the Fund, soliciting Funds, accepting the Funds and spending the
Funds when she hasn't been involved at all----And no money has been spent on
her legal defense?

If the Governor only accrued the bills because she is a public figure then
why is it wrong for a Trust to collect funds to defend her as a public
figure? Alaska law specifically states that there is only a problem if there
is "intent" to influence the Governor. How can there be intent to influence
a Governor in Alaska with a $5 voluntary donation from Kansas? To date,
approximately 90% of the contributions are from Outside Alaska and many are
$5, $10 and $20 donations. Not one penny has been paid to any law firm or
entity for the Governor's financial gain. If the Governor has not solicited
or accepted personal gain, how can she be in violation of soliciting and
accepting monies for personal gain?

Let's review what has been deemed lawful. Creation of the PAC and
fundraising was deemed lawful. Writing a book was deemed lawful. All other
legal defense funds similar, but not as restrictive as this one, have been
deemed to be lawful. The very firm who put together Senator Kerry's legal
defense fund which was deemed lawful was put together by the very law firm
that Mr. Daniel is employed by. These are inconsistent conclusions and defy
common sense. That is why this matter was not final and Mr. Daniel and Mr.
Van Flein were discussing these issues.

Potential future gain, based upon no active solicitations, in one of the
most stringent legal expense funds in the country does not merit a situation
much less a violation. Mr. Daniel says that because the Trust was an
"official" Trust he felt it violated the law. This overlooks the necessity
of having one "official" fund. The unofficial funds are the very ones that
had the potential to harm the public by unscrupulous people.

Waxie Buildup? Posted By Conservative with a Voice

"I have to get my little hands on that copy of the latest issue of 'Time Magazine'; you know, the one with Sarah on the cover,' I told my mom today as we were shopping for the next set of guests to arrive at the cabin. I knew this was not going to be an easy task. I had already struck out three times in my attempts to find the magazine in San Diego, and as a former high school softball player those aren't great statistics. But I knew I had to push on to get my Sarah Palin cover. I was starting to get discouraged, thinking that I may not be as lucky as some of my fellow Palinistas who were lucky enough to get ahold of a copy. Low and behold, I was able to get my hands on the last copy at Ralley's Grocery Store, which was an awesome feat in itself considering the store employee whom I talked to said they didn't regularly carry the magazine. He told me my best bet would be to investigate the checkout areas. As I was doing so, my hopes were fading, when I immediately saw what I had been looking for-I was so excited that I didn't even care that the issue had a folded crease on one side. I felt like that kid Ralphie from the movie "A Christmas Story" when he received that Red Ryder BB-gun.

When I got back to the cabin, I couldn't wait to get down to the lake and just sit back and read my magazine. As I was reading the article, I immediately noticed a familiar issue that is present in almost every msm article or report on Sarah. While the majority of article was surprisingly positive, the issue that still remained had to do with the fact that yet another msm outlet admits to still not knowing Sarah. I immediately stopped and had to sit back for a minute to reflect on this statement. How can these people not know who Sarah is by now? To me, Sarah is an open book, a straight shooter. Unlike many politicians in the political arena today, she is about as honest as they come. As a governor, she had an open-door policy with the press that dates back to her time as mayor of Wasilla. How many other mayors do you know who actually handled the press on their own? Not only is Sarah an open book, but her high level of integrity and perseverance speak volumes. This is a woman who puts the people of her state first, which is a rarity in today's culture of special interests and payoffs. Unlike other governors, Sarah took on members of her own party if it meant the people would benefit more in the long run; she is an independent woman who tackled the special interests head on and succeeded. I'm sorry, but is it that hard to see who Sarah Palin is by now? I could go on and on giving you endless examples of who Sarah Palin, the person, is, but you know who she is as well as I do. This is a woman who has inspired a nation of individuals with her determination and sheer grit, a woman who has proven that she is capable of doing great things for this country. I don't know about you, but it is hard to think of any other female politician around whom blogs have been developed. How many Hillary-centered blogs can you name off the top of your head? Yes, this is not your typical politician.

Another aspect of the article that I took issue with was discussion about Sarah's lack of experience or as "Time" calls it a "flimsy resume." Did they forget that she was the only individual on either ticket in the last presidential election who had executive experience? Although the magazine is quick to point out that it may be as good a time as any for a so-called "flimsy resume," this is yet another msm attempt to undermine the powerhouse who is Sarah Barracuda. Not only is AK the largest state, but it holds the key to energy independence. I'm sorry, but if anyone wants to discuss a "flimsy resume," why don't we look at community organizer extraordinaire, Barack Obama, who served only there years in the senate before becoming president, not to mention that he was campaining a large portion during those three years. So before the msm want to harp on Sarah's resume, let's look at who is in the White House, shall we?

One last tidbit that I HAVE to bring up is an issue that has been brought up more than once in regards to Sarah's resignation speech. Like other media outlets, "Time" mentioned that Sarah's speech included what they determined to be "strange ramblings." I'm sorry, but did they hear the same speech I heard? I heard a woman who spoke from the heart, not the teleprompter, a woman who put her whole heart and soul into helping her state grow and prosper, a woman who wants to continue to lead her own way thus going about things the unconventional way. This is the Sarah Palin you and I have grown to know and love. A woman who is not afraid to, as she said during the campaign, "shake things up." Perhaps Sarah put it best when she told "Time," "Take the words of General MacArthur. He said 'We are not retreating. We are advancing in another direction.'" An inspirational quote from an inspirational woman. Maybe the rambling "Time" heard was the wax buildup in their ears, or maybe it resides in the fact that the msm DO NOT want to hear her. Either way, I pretty sure they are going to BE hearing from her and a lot more often. Let's just hope they clean the wax out of their ears beforehand.

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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Follow Governor Palin on Twitter

The best way to keep up with Governor Palin's activities, accomplishments, and thoughts on subject matter is to follow her on Twitter. There is one and only one Sarah Palin branded, authorized, and operated Twitter Page and that is:


Those of you who already follow her Tweets will be prepared for when she launches her personal site which will replace AKGovSarahPalin (a State of Alaska Site).

When the official Sarah Palin branded replacement site is launched, you will be notified and and a replacement Twitter feed will be loaded (on the Google Blog) in the right-hand column.

Also, please note there is a YouTube channel holding itself out to be officially operated by Sarah Palin. Governor Palin does not currently own or operate any YouTube channels. If and when she does, it will be posted on Accomplishments.

For now, supporters should follow:


And let's get the 106K up to 110K followers today.