Governor Palin's endorsement success, and the change she had made in Congress is exceptional I look forwards to further outstanding results in 2016; LINK
"Final Midterms Tally After 3 More Of Gov.Palin's Endorsed Candidates Win In Louisiana; 21 Winners From 23 Endorsed"
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Sarah Palin Hits Ground Running with 43 Candidate Endorsements
Sarah Palin ushered in 2016 with 43 candidate endorsements for the U.S. House and Senate. The 43 were endorsed last July based on their voting NO on ObamaTrade, a hot issue at the time. While everyone talks about the 2016 Presidential Elections, the entire House – 435 seats, and one third of the Senate – 33 seats are up for election this year. Keeping conservatives in both Houses helps a conservative President, while acting as a firewall against a liberal one.
While many people Sarah Palin have supported over the years have betrayed their stated principles, changing the party bosses and power brokers is a long process spanning many election cycles. There is no instant gratification here. Some of Sarah Palin’s endorsed candidates, such as Ted Yoho, Paul Gosar, Louie Gohmert, Jim Bridenstine, Steve King, and Dave Brat consistently stand up and do the right thing. Even some who lost – like Dan Bongino, continue to fight every day for our Three-Legged stool of Reagan Conservatism.
We need to push major changes on Capitol Hill. Whether it’s Congressional insider trading, “reg negs,” or passing bills without reading them, both houses are corrupted to the core. Much of this was documented in Peter Schweizer’s Throw Them All Out and Eric Felten’s The Ruling Class: Inside the Imperial Congress, written over 23 years ago.
We need to continue standing by those who are running with a servant’s heart. It’s very easy to fixate or over-focus on Presidential politics. All too often, people tend to see their favorite candidate as a messiah of sorts. We have all been guilty of this at one point or another. Make no mistake about it – every candidate has their fanatics or what some call “bots.” Bottom line: no public figure is perfect; the government is bigger than one person; and cults of personality never achieve anything positive regardless of who they’re for.
SarahPAC Supports 43 Candidates – Senate (5):
Grassley Committee Inc. U.S. Senate, IA Primary
Stutzman for Senate, U.S. Senate, IN Primary
Friends of Col. Rob Maness, U.S. Senate, LA Primary
Friends of Pat Toomey, U.S. Senate, PA Primary
Tim Scott for Senate, U.S. Senate, SC Primary
Stutzman for Senate, U.S. Senate, IN Primary
Friends of Col. Rob Maness, U.S. Senate, LA Primary
Friends of Pat Toomey, U.S. Senate, PA Primary
Tim Scott for Senate, U.S. Senate, SC Primary
SarahPAC Supports 43 Candidates – House (38):
Mooney for Congress, WV-2 Primary
Jim Jordan for Congress, OH-4 Primary
Steve King for Congress, IA-4 Primary
Justin Amash for Congress, MI-3
Lummis for Congress, U.S. House WY at Large Primary
Rothfus for Congress, PA-12 Primary
Fleming for Congress, LA-4 Primary
Louie Gohmert for Congress Committee, TX-1 Primary
Chris Gibson for Congress, NY-19 Primary
Salmon for Congress, AZ-5 Primary
Pearce for Congress, NM-2 Primary
Blum for Congress, IA-1 Primary
Jeff Duncan For Congress, SC-3 Primary
Meadows For Congress, NC-11 Primary
Committee to Re-elect Trent Franks to Congress, AZ-8 Primary
Scott Garrett for Congress, NJ-5 Primary
Ted Yoho for Congress, FL-3 Primary
Walter Jones Committee, NC-3 Primary
Jody Hice for Congress, GA-10 Primary
Buck for Colorado, CO-4 Primary
Mo Brooks for Congress, AL-5 Primary
Raul Labrador for Idaho, ID-1 Primary
Elise for Congress, NY-21 Primary
Andy Harris for Congress, MD-1 Primary
Friends of Dave Brat, VA-7
Patriots for Perry, PA-4 Primary
Hurd for Congress, TX-23 Primary
Thomas Massie for Congress, KY-4 Primary
Friends of David Schweikert, AZ-6 Primary
Gary Palmer for Congress, AL-6 Primary
Mulvaney for Congress, SC-5 Primary
Duffy for Congress, WI-7 Primary
Morgan Griffith for Congress, VA-9 Primary
Daniel Webster for Congress, FL-10 Primary
Trey Gowdy for Congress, SC-4 Primary
Friends of Bill Posey, FL-8 Primary
Paul Gosar for Congress, AZ-4 Primary
Friends of Jim Bridenstine, Inc., OK-1 Primary
Jim Jordan for Congress, OH-4 Primary
Steve King for Congress, IA-4 Primary
Justin Amash for Congress, MI-3
Lummis for Congress, U.S. House WY at Large Primary
Rothfus for Congress, PA-12 Primary
Fleming for Congress, LA-4 Primary
Louie Gohmert for Congress Committee, TX-1 Primary
Chris Gibson for Congress, NY-19 Primary
Salmon for Congress, AZ-5 Primary
Pearce for Congress, NM-2 Primary
Blum for Congress, IA-1 Primary
Jeff Duncan For Congress, SC-3 Primary
Meadows For Congress, NC-11 Primary
Committee to Re-elect Trent Franks to Congress, AZ-8 Primary
Scott Garrett for Congress, NJ-5 Primary
Ted Yoho for Congress, FL-3 Primary
Walter Jones Committee, NC-3 Primary
Jody Hice for Congress, GA-10 Primary
Buck for Colorado, CO-4 Primary
Mo Brooks for Congress, AL-5 Primary
Raul Labrador for Idaho, ID-1 Primary
Elise for Congress, NY-21 Primary
Andy Harris for Congress, MD-1 Primary
Friends of Dave Brat, VA-7
Patriots for Perry, PA-4 Primary
Hurd for Congress, TX-23 Primary
Thomas Massie for Congress, KY-4 Primary
Friends of David Schweikert, AZ-6 Primary
Gary Palmer for Congress, AL-6 Primary
Mulvaney for Congress, SC-5 Primary
Duffy for Congress, WI-7 Primary
Morgan Griffith for Congress, VA-9 Primary
Daniel Webster for Congress, FL-10 Primary
Trey Gowdy for Congress, SC-4 Primary
Friends of Bill Posey, FL-8 Primary
Paul Gosar for Congress, AZ-4 Primary
Friends of Jim Bridenstine, Inc., OK-1 Primary
