Sarah Palin for America has started a new site and I copied this part so I could let everyone know to check it out.
Sarah Palin: Promise for America
PalinforAmerica.com is proud to release the Sarah Palin: Promise for America series of gifts. Regardless of what happens on election day, we can all take heart that Sarah Palin has helped to begin a movement, a restoration of our nation to the American Promise. These gifts will help us all remember …
LINK SOURCE: Sarah Palin for America
Mrs. Palin said Republicans need to hold the line in the Senate. She said the party offers checks and balances to stop tax hikes, promote conservative energy polices and see the war on terror end with a successful conclusion.
For this morning’s event, and a long line stretched from the doors of the James Brown Arena up Seventh Street and down Telfair as people waited for the civic center doors to open.
Among those who braved a chilly Monday morning to attend were Courtney Turner, 18, who is the Miss North Augusta Teen USA.
This was her first year voting, she said, and as someone who competed in pageants, such as Mrs. Palin, she supports her.
“She’s interested in the things I’m interested in, and I can relate to her,” Miss Turner said.
Another woman, Nicole Barnes, brought her daughter Kate Monahan, 9, a third-grader at St. Mary on the Hill Catholic School.
“I think this was a great educational opportunity for her to be here at such a critical time in such an important election,” Ms. Barnes said.
Kate also voiced support for Mrs. Palin, adding, “I think her policies are good.”
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Picture of Sarah Palin and Motorcycle!
Frank James at the Swamp wrote: All right, I admit it. I’m shamelessly putting up a Gov. Sarah Palin posting because the mere mention of her name at the top of a posting is good for driving up traffic, something we’ve noticed plenty here at The Swamp.
And what could be more fitting to write a Palin posting (a posting whose sole purpose is to try and ride the Palin Internet hits bandwagon one more time) that points readers to a Politico.com piece whose theme is that people continue to be so Palin obsessed that hers is still one of the most hit upon names on the Internet.
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