Governor Palin Forms A Legal Defense Fund

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.

Poll shows Palin support still strong in Anchorage

Even after all the bad press the media gave to Palin she still has 56% of the Anchorage support.

A new poll by Alaska pollster David Dittman of Dittman Resarch shows that Gov. Palin still enjoys plenty of support from those who live in Anchorage. By a margin of 56% to 37%, Anchorage residents say that she should be given another term.

Here's how they answered the following question:

Do you feel that Sarah Palin has done a good enough job as governor to deserve re-election?

56% Has

37% Has not

7% Unsure

Governor Palin and Bristol Palin go on the Record with Greta

Sarah Palin on Greta: Obama Should Veto Stimulus

Greta Van Susteren travelled to Alaska to interview Sarah Palin and her family. Greta asked her about the stimulus bill just passed by Congress.

Palin said that President Obama should veto the stimulus bill. He should send it back to the lawmakers so they have time to actually read it and understand its impact. Palin supported plans for new infrastructure spending, but opposes expansion of social programs.

Palin also went out of her way to express her opposition to the Fairness Doctrine. She said it is dangerous to attempt to silence those that are asking questions about our government.

Sarah Palin Kicks Off Iron Dog Snowmobile Race

On Sunday, Governor Sarah Palin, who turns 45 today, along with daughter Piper and baby son Trig, helped kick off the 2009 Iron Dog Snowmobile race in Big Lake, Alaska. Palin's husband Todd, as you may have heard during the 2008 Presidential race, is an avid participant.

The race runs across Alaska from Big Lake to Nome and finishes in Fairbanks on Saturday February 14th.

7-year-old daughter Piper Palin, forever fashionable, wore a pink plaid fur-lined