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09/06/2010 - 3:18 p.m. CST by Missy Stewart “Todd is a good dad”. Governor Sarah Palin said these words often on the 2008 presidential campaign trail when introducing her four- time Iron Dog champion husband, Todd Mitchell Palin, to cheering audiences. “The First Dude”, as she affectionately calls him, is deeply committed to his marriage, is fiercely protective of his children, and constantly shows patriotic allegiance not only to his native Alaska, but to America. Never slothful or lazy, Todd is always by his wife’s side and works hard to provide for his family whether it be on a Bristol Bay salmon run or working in the oil fields of Alaska’s North Slope. Happy birthday to the First Dude… an Alaska man for all seasons. The man of integrity walks securely…” Proverbs 10:19 Original source: www.thepeopleforpalin.com |
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09/06/2010 - 11:38 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito 
Todd Palin was born today September 6 in 1964. He roared into young Sarah Heath’s life in a Mustang, as she wrote in Going Rogue, and was the answer to her prayers. Indeed, their marriage is something special. The couple has been married 22 years, has five children and a gra ndson, a virtual rarity today when the appliance warranties tend to outlive the marriage. They are able to make their marriage work despite long periods of separation, also a statistical rarity. Todd never grew resentful when Sarah became the main breadwinner working her way to the Governor’s office and now as a bestselling author, news consultant, paid speaker, and political king and queen-maker. Quite the contrary, he does whatever needs to be done at home, regardless of what traditional male/female roles are. Yet, Todd is very much a man’s man, and Sarah Palin’s rock of strength. D... |
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09/03/2010 - 11:24 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Governor Palin today posted on Facebook: Friends, please join me saluting a patriot from Alaska who shocked the nation by proving the naysayers wrong. Joe Miller’s record, intentions, and political philosophy represent the
necessary direction Alaska and the rest of America must take to ensure
prosperity and security. This decorated combat vet and graduate of West Point,
Yale, and the University of Alaska understands the Constitution and will work
tirelessly to defend it. He will reflect Alaska’s independent conservative
conscience, ignore the influence of special interests, and work to restore
America’s standing as the greatest force for good in this world. I
believe we should positively contribute more to our so... |
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09/03/2010 - 6:19 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Every time Gov. Palin scores a significant accomplishment, the leftist media spin machine has their hit piece ready to roll. In case anyone did not notice, Gov. Palin endorsed seven candidates who ran in the August 24 primaries. All seven candidates – 100% of them – won their primaries. In the case of one election, an under-funded underdog unseated a well-financed establishment Republican in an amazing upset victory. Vanity Fair has a long and proud history of running hit pieces against Gov. Palin, and “Sarah Palin the Sound and the Fury” is the latest in that publication’s line-up. Making Joseph Goebbels Proud In the piece, Gov. Palin is portrayed as among other things: a megalomaniac,
a bad tipper, a demonic woman with a horribly destructive temper, and a
penchant for throwing things, all by |
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09/01/2010 - 6:23 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
On Good Morning America, as reported earlier by Lori Calabrese, Meghan McCain said that Gov. Palin was “not a team player.” Meghan McCain’s credibility is questionable at best since her own father’s campaign fired her. While she parsed words, obfuscated, and gave a line of bull about “being asked to leave and not come back,” this is the same as being fired. She could have just said “it depends on the what the meaning of ‘is’ is” and been done with it. This young woman, who was fired from the one campaign she had experience with is stating that a woman who at the time had 16 years of executive experience is not a “team player”? To steal from Hillary Clinton, accepting Meghan McCain’s word on matters pertaining to Gov. Palin would require “the willing suspension of disbelief.” This would be a good time to remind
Meghan McCain that Gov. Palin sa... |
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09/01/2010 - 6:00 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Governor Palin posted on Facebook: August 31, 2010 Later today, President Obama will speak to the American people about Iraq. No doubt he will laud the “end of major combat operations” by the date he randomly selected some 18 months ago. His press secretary Robert Gibbs also gave us a glimpse of what else he might say, telling the Today Show this morning that ”What is certainly not up for question is that President Obama, then-candidate Obama, said that adding those 20,000 troops into Iraq would, indeed, improve the security situation, and it did.” Iraq in 2010 is indeed a very long way from Iraq in 2006, when violence and... |
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08/30/2010 - 4:06 p.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
My California Connection Aside from being a principal PalinVersary, August 29 was also 30 years to the day that I completed a transcontinental train trip to Los Angeles with my uncle William E. Thomas. We would spend 10 days there, then return to my home in Flushing, NY. I got to see our beautiful country during that trip on the Lake Shore Limited from the forests of upstate New York; to the cornfields of Ohio; the steel mills of Indiana. Until the mid 1980s, the Lake Shore Limited departed Grand Central. At Chicago, we boarded the [Read More] |
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08/30/2010 - 5:36 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Two years ago today, Governor Palin rocked our world when John McCain announced that she would be his running mate. For over an hour after her announcement, much of the World Wide Web was inaccessible, inundated with traffic all pointing to Wasilla as the world wanted to know, “who is this woman? Who is this Sarah Palin?” |
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08/28/2010 - 6:49 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
The Palin blogosphere has been abuzz about how the National Republican Senatorial Committee sent its general counsel Sean Cairncross “to Alaska at the request of Sen. Lisa Murkowski to help provide guidance to the GOP incumbent finds herself trailing attorney Joe Miller by roughly 1,600 votes.” Thomas Schmitz, covered it for Palin Promotions and US for Palin. Conservatives4Palin’s Rob Harrison just published an article explaining
the importance of taking up this fight so that Lisa Murkowski does not pull
chicanery to subvert the will of Alaska’s people in her desperate bid to retain
power. With 100% of the precincts reported, Joe Miller won the day fair... |
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08/26/2010 - 5:14 p.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee calls it the “Continental Army versus the British.” Joe Miller’s race against Lisa Murkowski will be 2010’s biggest upset for the Obama Administration’s trusted swing vote. Alaskans are defining America’s course for the future; with 100% of precincts reporting, Miller leads Murkowski 50.9% to49.1% for a total lead of 1,668 votes. But as Murkowski said, “it ain’t over yet, folks.” Thousands of absentee voter ballots were sent out by the Division of Elections and those votes will not be fully tallied until September 8th. A recount is imminent and Joe Miller URGENTLY needs your help so Alaskans can have a Constitutional conservative voice in Washington D.C. You made this possible, now Joe is counting on YOU to help bring him the rest of the way. He needs your donation right now. |
