Palin Leads GOP 2012 Pack (Foxnews Feb 03 2010)

Palin's PAC reports raising more than $730,000

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)—A report says Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's political action committee raised nearly $733,000 in its first five months.

A report filed Monday with the Federal Election Committee shows receipts totaled $732,867.70 in the period between Jan. 1 and June 30.

The former GOP vice presidential candidate launched the committee, SarahPAC, in late January, saying the goal was to help support candidates for federal and state office.

The report says SarahPAC made total disbursements of more than $276,000 and reported nearly $457,000 cash on hand.

Earlier this month, Palin announced she will resign as governor effective July 26, fueling speculation she will seek the presidency in 2012.

Draft Palin Effort Begins In A Denny's In West Haven

History will show that the starting point of the grassroots movement to draft Sarah Palin as president began at a Denny's Restaurant in West Haven, Connecticut.

On Tuesday evening, the 2012 Draft Sarah Committee -- operating independent of any candidate or political organization -- held its first meeting to gin up support for the Alaska Governor's White House run.

The group, which is planning more events in the future, claims to be the first in the nation to fundraise on behalf of a theoretical Palin candidacy. That advocacy for the conservative Alaskan extends into firmly Democratic Connecticut underscores the political clout Palin earned among hard-core conservatives during the 2008 campaign. But it's hard to imagine that Palin plays well in broader New England.

Here is the full email announcing the meet-up

First Gov. Sarah Palin Meet-up Held in West Haven, CT

The first meet up for the 2012 Draft Sarah Committee was held Tuesday, March 10th at 6:30 pm in West Haven, CT at the local Denny's restaurant.

The event was covered by Abbe Smith of the New Haven Register. She was interested in the reasons why people were supporting Gov. Palin and took copious notes about our Commitee. A photographer was there, so we might expect a fairly detailed feature article. (will provide a link when available.)

Gov. Sarah Palin Meet-ups will be held in towns and colleges across the country the second Tuesday of every month. The next scheduled meet-up is Tuesday, April 14th.

The idea is for people of like interests to meet informally on the second Tuesday of each month. No official talks, or speeches. Just some coffee, a bite to eat and a chance to chat.

Look on the Meet-up Page for scheduled meet-ups in your state.

Thanks,
Paul Streitz

Poll: Palin 2012 frontrunner for GOP

A new CNN poll shows Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin leading potential 2012 GOP primary opponents.

The survey of 429 Republicans showed Palin at 29%, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee at 26 percent, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney at 21 percent and Louisiana Gov. Gov. Bobby Jindal trailing the field with 9 percent.

The poll has a margin of error of 4.5 percent.

Majority Of Republicans Want Party To Be More Like Palin

While the media and political elites debate the future of the GOP, rank and file Republicans see see no need to deviate from the party's current path. According to a recent Rasmussen poll, a plurality of Republican voters think the party has grown too moderate over the past eight years, and a majority think the party should become more like controversial Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.

These sentiments echo the view of new RNC chairman Michael Steele, who in an interview on Fox News yesterday strongly iterated that the GOP's troubles stemmed not from their governing policies but their failure to successfully sell those policies to the American people:

We failed to lead," said the former Lt. Maryland Governor. "The principles we espoused [in 1994] are still true and good today and that's not what people moved away from us for. They moved away from us because we behaved badly. We came to Washington and we became like the people we were sent here to replace. And they replaced us."
Newt Gingrich, the leader of the Republican Revolution in the early 90s, sees Palin as a "formidable" candidate amid a very open Republican field for the 2012 presidential race:

If Sarah Palin seeks out a group of very sophisticated policy advisers and develops a fairly sophisticated platform, she will be very formidable.

Gallup: Palin top choice of Republicans to run in 2012

They’re asking whether various candidates should run, not who the nominee should be, but it’s a fair proxy for enthusiasm. 67 percent say yes to the ‘Cuda, 62 to Romney, 61 to Huck. No one else cracks 50. Among conservative Republicans, it’s Palin 73, Huck 65, Mitt 64; among moderates and liberals, Mitt 59, Palin 48, Huck 46. Based on those numbers, it’s actually Romney who’s best positioned to unite the party.

Palin puts 'brutal' 2008 behind her, looks to 2012

I think this is a decent article from the AP.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20081111/D94D0AS00.html

Sarah Palin leaves door open to future campaigns

It looks like our message is getting to her, we just need to let her know how many people support her.
Read more
http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSTRE4AA0VL20081111

Gov. Palin exclusive interview with Greta - Fights Back - Talks About 2012 "Video"

Sixty-Four percent of Republicans Want's Sarah Palin as there presidential nominee in 2012

The news justs keeps getting better, as i wrote before the more you will try to knock Sarah the more support she will get, now read this.

http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_2423236,00.html

Palin For President 2012 Website Crashes

Aint going to help you guys the more you try to make fun of Sarah the more support she gets. Go Sarah 2012.

Read more.

http://newsblaze.com/story/20081109061513tsop.nb/topstory.html

Sarah Palin was greeted at the Anchorage Airport by Chants of "2012" 2012"

The AP asks, "Is Sarah Palin the answer for defeated Republicans? … In her hometown of Wasilla in the Anchorage suburbs, 'Palin 2012' T-shirts are already for sale. When she returned to Alaska on Wednesday night after losing the election, she was greeted at the Anchorage airport by chants of '2012! 2012!' Asked by reporters if she might run for president, Palin said, 'We'll see what happens then.'" Others Republican names to watch: Mitt Romney, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who "is heading to the leadoff caucus state of Iowa on Nov. 22 to deliver the keynote address to a conservative group."

'Palin 2012' Signs, Buttons, Shirts Hit eBay

I just love this, there is people that always think ahead.


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http://www.wgiram.com/cc-common/mainheadlines3.html?feed=104707&article=4538557

The Liberal Media Is On A roll Against Sarah Palin

As i though - the liberal media started there attack against Sarah right after Oboma was declared winner, this only proves my point that she needs to be drafted for president for 2012, they are just flat out scared of her. Please have your friends sign up so we can build a huge base to draft Sarah For president.