Palin Exclusive Pictures in California

Have you seen these pictures on Socialist Media TV?

Every seat in the 13,000-seat stadium was filled. The tennis court itself was filled to standing room only: at least another 1,000. The areas above the bowl had people who could not get seats standing four-deep at least all around the rim of the bowl. Total estimated number of people: 15-16,000 or more.

Hockey Moms 3+, Media Pit Bulls 0

Media is struggling from at least 3 behind.
1 Convention Speech
2 ABC Interview
3 Media can't seem to find Palin now that she's on the trail by herself. Thought that's what they wanted.

The Media Tactic now is to not cover her--unless she makes a gaff, of course.
Did find her today on CSpan2. She looked and sounded even better than before.

Way to go Liberal Media. We are on to you now. Maybe in November you can hit the showers and come clean as journalist.

That may be too much to expect from Big Media.

Unedited ABC Interview of Gov. Palin

It is important to have the facts in this "New Media" era of Media Bias.

The information edited out of ABC's presentation may have been of value for you to determine the real facts regarding Sarah Palin's Interview. The Bold text was edited out.

What impact did it have on you?

The Real American Values

Piper Palin, preparing to groom brother Trig's hair.

Authenticity Trumps Audacity

Authenticity Trumps Audacity

By Denise McNamara

Senator John McCain¢s brilliant choice of Governor Sarah Palin continues to reverberate throughout the political world. It¢s almost comical to watch the liberal media trying to deal with the phenomenon of Governor Palin. The liberals¢ anointed candidate, Barack Obama, appears confused. Senator Joe Biden, who was beaming during the Democrats¢ convention, looks depressed. And Senator John McCain, realizing that he has scored a home run, is positively ecstatic.

Governor Palin¢s candidacy confirms the truth that conservatives have always maintained: When we try to become more moderate to appeal to swing voters, we lose; when we embrace our values and principles, we win. This is the lesson that President Ronald Reagan taught us, and it is happening again before our eyes. Sarah Palin is not a politician; neither was Reagan. Governor Palin is not concerned about poll numbers; neither was Reagan. Palin is a common-sense conservative; so was Reagan. Americans are once again engaged because we have a real American on the ticket, not a politician. And to Senator McCain¢s credit, he is not a typical politician either, and he has found the perfect running mate.

In learning more about Governor Sarah Palin and her family, most Americans can relate to her values, her experiences, her problems, and her willingness to take on politics as usual. She is not afraid, and she is willing to fight. What a breath of fresh air for Republicans! She is the candidate that we have been waiting for as conservatives, and she is just the sort of candidate that Americans have been craving. Everyone is amazed, and the comparisons to Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher abound. Even Reagan¢s son, Michael, sees the similarities. This election just took on another dimension, and no one saw it coming. Thank you again, Senator McCain. You have restored our enthusiasm, and we can now see the future of the Republican Party in a hockey mom, turned PTA mom, turned small-town Mayor, turned reforming Governor, and now possible Vice President of the United States. My prediction is that Americans will definitely choose an authentic candidate over an audacious one. That bodes very well for the McCain/Palin ticket.

Denise McNamara

denisemcnamara@sbcglobal.net

mcnamarablog.blogspot.com

Regarding Sarah Palin ( from a Friend in Alaska)

This post was forwarded to me from a special voter:

I think this post should be considered at the same time the Liberal Media is presenting any negatives they can find.

Sarah Palin is the US's answer to Margaret Thatcher!

Anyone who thinks she cannot handle the job or deal briskly and efficiently with ANY issue, including foreign governments . well, they haven't met our Sarah.

As an Alaskan resident as well as a resident of Wasilla,
AK, where Sarah Palin was at one time Mayor . I can speak
with confidence. Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska is exactly
what she portrayed during her introduction this morning and
exactly what our US Government needs. She is ethical to a
fault (if there is such a thing), a refreshing change to the
status-quo and as smart and determined a PERSON (gender
really isn't an issue here as far as I'm concerned)
as anyone could ask for at the head of government.

Sarah is no naïve "small town mayor" - she just
*started out* there. Btw, as Mayor of Wasilla, she brought
this "small town" through a lot of GOOD changes
and left it at the end of her term having grown to the 4th
largest CITY in Alaska - a lot of growth and a stronger
economic base than ever before.

She has EXECTUTIVE experience *running a government*
(something NONE of the other candidates can actually boast,
even John McCain ) as Governor of Alaska and got
there by defeating the *incumbent* Republican Governor, who
was definitely part of the "old school" and who
WAS very much in the pocket of the big oil companies. We in
Alaska wanted change - and we got it in the person of Sarah
Palin!

Sarah Palin is everything she looks to be and more. Her
approval rating as Governor of Alaska has been as high as
95% and is currently leveled out consistently in the upper
80 percentile throughout the state (and in both parties) -
the HIGHEST approval rating of ANY sitting Governor.

Sarah has been turning around corruption in the
Legislature of Alaska - turning things on their ear for that
matter; cutting spending in spite of the increased income
the state is currently receiving due to the high oil prices
- she has insisted on putting a huge amount of the
"windfall" into savings for the future rather than
spending, spending, spending - and has insisted from the
get-go on what she refers to as "honest, ethical and
transparent governing" - no more closed door meetings
and dealings - the big oil companies thought she would be a
pushover and have learned better to their chagrin.

She understands the "real people" and the
economic issues we all face (Alaskans along with the rest
of the country) - she was one of "us" not long
ago. Rather than passing useless "laws" or
throwing money at pet projects, she (most recently)
temporarily suspended the state gas tax (on gasoline at the
pumps, fuel oil and natural gas for homes, etc.) and has
ordered checks issued to ALL residents of Alaska this fall
in an attempt to assist with the burden of high fuel costs
for the upcoming winter. I could go on and on, but
that's enough for now . She isn't doing
these things to be popular - she is doing it because her
constituents are HURTING financially and she can help.

She became Governor of Alaska by defeating the Incumbent
Republican Governor and doing it *without* the money or the
support of the Republican Party, which was amazing in itself
- and she won by a landslide. The "powers that
be" at that time totally underestimated Sarah and
learned better the hard way. She has done exactly what she
claimed she was going to do and is just as popular today as
the day she was elected - perhaps more so since even the
Democrats up here seem to like her - she works well with
both sides in the Legislature here.

Sarah "belongs" to us (Alaskans) ... and although
we are going to be terribly sorry to see her leave before
she finishes the job she started here (two years ago)
straightening out OUR State ... we understand
she is needed for a bigger purpose and hopefully her Lt.
Governor will be able to fill her shoes here and continue
the job.

As for worrying about what would happen if McCain were to
die or step down or whatever ... Theta, up here in AK
we've only been wondering how long we would be able to
KEEP Sarah in Alaska and have seen her as our first woman
President of the USA from the start. It's always been a
matter of whether she would wait until the end of her TWO
terms as Governor (no doubt at ALL that she would be
re-elected if she ran for a second term at the end of her
current term) ... or end up in Washington sooner. She could
do the job TODAY.

Personally, I feel a lot better about McCain now that I
know he has someone as savvy, as strong, as ethical and as
steady as Sarah at his back. She will be an excellent Vice
President ... and my guess is will be our US Republican
Presidential candidate in four years - AND by then the
country will KNOW her - will love and respect her as we do
here - and she'll win by as much of a landslide as she
did here in Alaska. I only wonder if McCain has a clue what
he is unleashing on the US of A . She is going
to be a fresh wind, but also a strong wind.

Is that enough of an endorsement? If not, I'll add
this ... Jerry and I have for many years felt the best
"vote" was to vote for the lesser of two
"evils" and hope they didn't do too much
damage. Two years ago during our State Governor's race
was the first time EVER that we actually asked for not just
a little sign to put in our yard showing our support of our
candidate (something we've never felt the desire to do
at all before) - we asked for a full 4' x 8'
"SARAH PALIN FOR GOVERNOR!" sign and were proud
to have it. She hasn't let us or Alaska down. She will
do the same for the USA if given the opportunity.

Hockey Mom's vs Media Pit Bulls

Townhall Funnies

Palin No Foreign Policy Experience

Sarah Palin Interviews

Sarah Palin has had several interviews. Some were posted on this blog earlier.

But for those of you that would like to see some of them, click on the Title link to find topics of interest to you.

Difference between Sarah Palin and Barack Obama

“What's the difference between Sarah Palin and Barack Obama?”

“One is a well turned-out, good-looking, and let's be honest, pretty sexy piece of eye-candy.

“The other kills her own food.”

Gerard Baker's article "Sarah Palin: it's go west, towards the future of conservatism" is something to think about.

Who Is Gov. Palin?

Kudlow Interviews Gov. Palin

Palin on CNBC: Energy, Public Service, and Role of VP

PALIN ON VP NOD: 'I am Honored to be chosen'

PalinforVP--21 year old blogger setup site in 2007

More to come.

What do you think?