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From the AP: In a bow to vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs went to his hand during a briefing Tuesday to remember points he wanted to make to reporters. (Feb. 9)

Scott Brown is just another George W. Bush republican. Here he is praising Sarah Palin and accusing our president, Barack Obama, or being born out of wedlock. Just the same style of slimmy Republican tactics. Destort the records, the truth and lie. That is what Brown represents.

Sarah Palin, former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice-presidential candidate, will return to her broadcast roots and take her conservative message to Fox News as a regular commentator. (Jan. 11)
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When I first read the reviews about Obama’s Nobel Prize speech from the media I was very concerned. I imagined a blood-thirsty Obama spitting in the faces of every man, women and child who represented this Peace Prize. I imagined a statement like, ‘If your not with us, your against us,” or maybe just a chilling war cry to terrify our enemies. And then I actually watched the video of this speech.

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All the best moments of Sarah Palin interviews, starring Sarah Palin, Charlies Gibson, Katie Couric, Sean Hannity, and special guest appearance from John McCain himself.

The book tour is in full swing and already the media circus has found Sarah Palin just like water flowing downhill will always follow the path of least resistance. It seems like this is exactly what Palin had in mind when she “wrote” her book, “Going Rogue.” In great publicity moves she has managed to start battles with Letterman, Obama, FoxNews and many other people and organizations. This of course elicits one of two responses, either a positive, “go get ‘em, Sarah!” response or the more common and candid, “what the $#@!” response.
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In a recent CNN/Opinion Research Corporation telephone poll of 1,038 American adults, Sarah Palin got a less then favorable result. 71% of respondents said that Palin is not qualified to be President and a shockingly high amount of people, 29%, said that she actually would be qualified to be President.

The extremely intelligent members of the Republican Party show their partisanship with 52% saying Palin is qualified to be president and 47% saying she is not qualified. The poll also shows that 51% of Americans have an unfavorable opinion of Palin. I was expecting it would be more like 90%, but oh well.

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