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Can this woman have committed a worse crime?
After Trump Loss, Palin Flies Commercial
After Trump Loss, Palin Flies Commercial
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Bristol Palin’s Smiley Daughter Sailor
Proud mama Bristol Palin shared a sweet snapshot of smiley daughter Sailor Grace, 6 weeks, via Instagram.
“Two of our favorites right now @graceandbelle @cuddlemuffinsblankets,” the Dancing with the Stars alum, 25, captioned the image of her newborn on her personalized baby blanket.
Last week, Palin posted a photo of her daughter showing of her budding personality.
“Lookin like she’s trying not to smile!!” she captioned the cute image.
Also last week, the single mom posted a photo with both of her children – including 7-year-old son Tripp – as she headed back to work.
“Back to real life today! I was fortunate enough to take the last month off to stay home with my babies. Today marks the first time I’ve left SailorG, but I could not be more thankful she’s in the best of hands!!” she wrote.
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Thank you to Sen. Rand Paul for running a positive, principled and productive campaign for President. His voice was one of the most important in the race - with a strong message articulating the beauty of liberty and the importance of standing firm on constitutional principals. Rand is one of the few understanding how to bring the conservative liberty message to new audiences. He's grown the movement and I respect him enormously for that, and for his healthy libertarian streak that so many of us share. Specifically appreciated is Rand's take on war: we ONLY go with a path to victory! And we quit footing the bill for everyone else.
I was proud to be an early supporter of Sen. Paul's first campaign for US Senate in 2010 and today am pledging to do all I can to make sure this strong leader returns to the Senate in 2016. Stand With Rand by making a donation big or small here -https://
I was proud to be an early supporter of Sen. Paul's first campaign for US Senate in 2010 and today am pledging to do all I can to make sure this strong leader returns to the Senate in 2016. Stand With Rand by making a donation big or small here -https://
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"Fresno Bee" get's it right (sort of)
A storm that yields president Palin
A perfect storm in the presidential race is developing and the aftermath will make Katrina look like a drizzle by comparison.
Hillary Clinton is being destroyed perfectly by the GOP over the email scandal. Republicans are shooting each other and themselves in the foot trying to be cruder and louder than the next guy. Bernie Sanders is looking more and more out there, way out there, but with Hillary gone, he will be the shoo-in Democratic candidate.
Donald Trump cruises in, blows everyone over, and becomes president. True to form, after the first month, gets bored with the job and sick and tired of trying to force himself to work “with” people, and resigns from office.
The inauguration of the new president is watched by millions on TV. “I, Sarah Palin, do solemnly affirm, not swear ’cause that would be naughty ya know, that I will...”
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@AndrewBuncombe The Independent Whines "why does Palin have the right to privacy when I want to interview her"
@MJosephSheppard Not at all. Just surprised she is using state police officers, rather than hiring a press officer
You don't' know if she request police protection (needed with haters abound.) She doesn't have to be at media beck/call
@AndrewBuncombe "When it was suggested that it was not the job of the police to prevent stop the media from working,"
@MJosephSheppard That’s very true Mr Sheppard. Email me if you’d like to gave a proper chat: a.buncombe@indepdent.co.uk
Of all the bold letter names who have flooded to the circus that is the presidential campaign of Donald Trump, few received more attention than Sarah Palin.
The former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential candidate, announced last month she was endorsing Mr Trump at a rally in Iowa where she claimed he would be a president who would permit America’s “warriors kick Isis’s ass”.
On Monday morning, hours before the vote took place, Ms Palin remained confident, telling NBC: “You compare him to someone like Ronald Reagan, who...at one point, he was a registered Democrat even, and then he saw the light.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin introducing the arrival of Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
She added: "I am so glad that Donald Trump is on our side when it comes to the political spectrum. We should celebrate that he has come over on the right side.”
Yet on Tuesday morning, Ms Palin appeared less willing to share her thoughts. As she waited at Des Moines airport to catch a flight back to Alaska, two police officer prevented The Independent from seeking her reaction to Mr Trump’s being beaten to second-place.
When it was suggested that it was not the job of the police to prevent stop the media from working, one officer responded: “Please respect her privacy.”
As it was, some reporters had more luck. Yahoo News said that Ms Palin, waiting with her daughter, Willow, said she believed Mr Trump would win in New Hampshire and that he ought to have shown more of his conservative side in Iowa.
Ms Palin, who endorsed Mr Trump rather than Texas senator Sarah Palin, then finished with a joke about how they were flying back via Minneapolis. “Our arms get super tired,” she said. “But I’m really strong,”
