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03/20/2010 - 8:53 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito 
“It’s a bit over his head,” Palin says of Obama and Health Care reform. Governor Palin appeared last night on Fox News' "On The Record with Greta Van Susteren". Gov. Palin acknowledged that some fixes are needed to the existing health care system: the ability to purchase insurance across state lines, tort reform and state rather than federal involvement. “This comprehensive takeover of the health care system that the private sector can run better than the government is nonsensical and it is not supported by the public. It is very frustrating to watch this process happen to us,” Gov. Palin said. When asked about how the bill failed to be bi-partisan, Gov. Palin said it was absolutely a broken campaign promise by Obama. Greta Van Susteren had noted that over 100,000 people were calling the Congressional switchboard every hour. Obama Has no Prior Executive Experience Gov. Palin cut to a root cau... |
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03/19/2010 - 7:03 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Video retrieved from PalinTV. Violence Not the Answer Glenn Beck began the segment expressing his concern about economies
worldwide teetering on collapse, and a group in Alaska promoting armed resistance.
He indicated that faith, hope and charity are the answer, not violence and
implored the group to re-consider their intentions. While introducing Gov.
Palin, he described Alaska as the last place in our country where the
pioneering spirit of 150 years ago still burns strong, a spirit which says,
“get out of my way, but let me help you neighbor.” He asked Gov. Palin what she
thought of this group. She said, “Violence is not the answer. There’s
understandable there’s legitimate frustration with our government today, and I
think those who assembled at that meeting in Kenai what they were saying was
that there is some desperation in society and citizens are ... |
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03/18/2010 - 9:36 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
D-List Queen Extraordinaire Kathy Griffin trespassed upon the Palin’s property earlier this month to leave an “invitation” to her “comedy” show, in which she hurled sexist and misogynist invective at Governor Palin, as reported in Kathy Griffin: PDS Fueled by Hate and Chutzpah. We reported that according to the Associated Press Levi Johnston introduced Griffin at her show. Today, Patrick Gavin of Politico reports that “Griffin recently visited Alaska and knocked on Sarah Palin’s door. (Palin wasn’t home.) Griffin had along with her Levi Johnston, who remained in his truck “because he’s afraid Todd [Palin] would shoot him.” (Gavin, 2010, ¶4). Johnston conspired with, aided and
abetted Griffin’s trespassing.
The father of a child he co-conceived with Bristol Palin, was at one time
trusted and very nearly a memb... |
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03/16/2010 - 2:41 p.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
This day, March 16, 2010 at 1301 EST, Governor Palin wrote about the critical importance of resetting our alliance with Israel, and abandoning the current Neville Chamberlain-esque appeasement policy towards enemy nations: "The Obama Administration reaches out
to some of the world’s worst regimes in the name of their engagement policy.
America and our allies watch as sanctions are eased on Cuba. Letters are
written to Iran’s mullahs only to see that regime start killing protestors in
the streets of Tehran. Envoys are sent to North Korea as they continue to defy
the world’s demand to give up their nuclear weapons. The Burmese military
junta’s representative is allowed to travel to our nation’s capital. The
President’s envoy for Sudan talks about giving that genocidal regime “gold
stars,” while the President shakes hands with Venezuela’s tyrannical leader. In
the midst of all this embracing of enemies, where does the Obama Administration
choose to esc... |
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03/15/2010 - 8:13 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Governor Palin electrified the crowd of over 5,000 at the Tulsa, OK Convention Center, at the Take Back our Country Tour (Flasch, 2010, ¶1-3). “Oklahoma, do you like your freedom?” she asked (Phillips, 2010, ¶5). Talk show host Glenn Beck started the show, asking, “Who are we as a nation? We need to change our course right now” (Phillips, 2010, ¶3). Governor Palin said Palin said “expanded government and growth in federal spending will hurt the country.” (Berg, 2010, ¶3). Analysis As of this writing, only fragments of information are available pertaining to the Tulsa, OK speech, but it may have been similar to her speech at the Lincoln Day fund-raiser in Florida the night before. There, she said, “Democrats and President Obama are speaking down to Americans, rather than
listening to their genuine concerns. These days, the left lectures us, and they
apologize for us, and they mock, and they spent the... |
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03/06/2010 - 6:15 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
New Breaking Added - Studio audience member speaks out! The Hollywood Reporter exposed yet another malicious falsehood written about Gov. Palin. This time, the Daily Kos, falsely accused NBC of adding a laugh track to “enhance enthusiasm” for Gov. Palin’s appearance on the Jay Leno Show (Hibberd, 2010, ¶1). Just as with two other lies debunked this week, NBC categorically denied adding a laugh track or any other enhancement to the Gov. Palin segment of the Jay Leno Show (Hibberd, 2010, ¶7). James Hibberd, wrote, “Clearly the Daily Kos poster isn’t a Palin fan (and would lose a spelling bee if given the word “responsibility”) (Hibberd, 2010, ¶6).” Further, RonDog of Free Republic was actually in the audience and
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03/05/2010 - 6:59 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
“Early to bed, early to rise. Fish all day and make up lies.” This sarcastic fishing quote should be the liberal left’s motto, especially for those who have nothing good to say about Gov. Palin. Conservatives4Palin’s Tommy Report unearths the latest fishing expedition, in How can you tell if a source is lying? Gov. Palin was at an Oscars gifting suite for a charity event. The liars – E Online – in this instance portrayed her as a diva run amok grabbing anything that was not nailed down, and refusing to permit photos of herself or to conduct interviews. As Tommy Report points out, the
entire story is false – considering that the source posted 10 photos of Gov.
Palin at this event. Supporting evidence also debunks the claim that Gov. Palin
and her staff did anything untoward. She did; however donate $17... |
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03/04/2010 - 12:40 p.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Not "Keeping Up with The Palin's"! New show would showcase Alaska. Widespread reports are circulating that Governor Palin is shopping a TV series with the networks in Los Angeles. Many reports have misled the public that this is a reality show about the Palin family. The show will highlight Alaska, not Governor Palin or the Palin family. The new series is an opportunity to showcase Alaska’s people, cultures, resources, landscape and so forth, which Governor Palin said she would do regardless of any title she held. According to Politico, Gov. Palin is in meetings with six networks, which have expressed interest in this documentary series. Following are sources, which correctly report on the proposed series: Political Ticker: |
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03/03/2010 - 11:16 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Synopsis BURBANK, CA: Governor Palin rocked the Jay Leno show in her March 2, 2010 appearance, which fused policy issues and comedy routine. Gov. Palin began the show by providing a cue card, written in Sharpie ink on her left palm – a reference to her TEA Party Convention speech, in which she wrote several key words on her hand. Later in the segment, Gov. Palin related how she adopted the practice in her youth from her father, Chuck Heath, who was a science teacher and wrote notes everywhere. The Governor said she would continue the use of her “poor man’s teleprompter” to annoy liberals. Leno provided a comedic segue when introducing her. In his reference to the
Olympic biathalon, he asked how does one ski, then shoot a rifle, then said
“that might be a typical date night for Sarah and Todd.” Throughout the
segment, Gov. Palin was able to fuse her core messages of energy independence,
limited government, low taxes, Second Amendment, Al... |
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02/28/2010 - 8:41 a.m. CST -- by Ron Devito
Synopsis “Michele Bachmann summed it up very well. She suggested that ‘maybe the beer summit was more productive and fruitful than what we saw today coming out of the health care summit. Maybe these guys should have popped some tops off of some MGBs and really gotten down to business.’ ” Governor Palin described the summit as “a lot of political posturing” and how Obama “slid from professor at a lectern mode and slid right into the moderator at a meeting mode.” Governor Palin said that the Republicans at the summit did well and will continue to do well if they remain firm on the core issues: small, limited government, free markets, energy independence, and national security. The Democrats, in contrast appeared to be petulant and lecturing and bent on pushing forward a government takeover of one sixth of our nation’s economy. She noted that the Republicans have
their own health care solutions, but the Democrats are not ... |
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