Thursday, April 14, 2016

Governor Palin Extends Olive Branch To Cruz "Can Support Him"

Governor Palin is stating the possible support for Cruz from a position of strength-this is what leaders who have the situation in control do to enable their former opponents to reconcile.
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AP Interview: Palin says voters should decide GOP nominee
The Associated Press - By By MATTHEW DALY - Associated Press
1 hour ago
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
  • Sarah Palin speaks during a panel discussion before a preview of the film "Climate Hustle" on Capitol Hill, on Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Washington. Palin says voters won’t stand for it if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)





WASHINGTON (AP) — Sarah Palin says voters will "rise up" in opposition if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer.
The 2008 vice presidential nominee told The Associated Press on Thursday that GOP voters have the right to decide the party's nominee and will rebel if House Speaker Paul Ryan or some other "white knight" is chosen at a contested convention. Ryan said this week he will not seek or accept the nomination.
Palin said voters know better than to be fooled by party leaders.
"How dare they?" Palin asked, denouncing "arrogant political operatives who underestimate the wisdom of the people."
If party leaders try to intervene at the July convention, "we will rise up and say our vote does count, our activism does count," she said.
Those who try to thwart the will of the people "are the ones who need to leave," she said. "We don't need to leave."
Palin, who has endorsed Trump, said she is confident he will win the GOP nomination, but that she can support Cruz if he emerges as the nominee.
She said she backs Trump because he is "so reasonable and so full of common sense and knows that for America to be great again we have to develop our natural resources" such as oil and natural gas.
The former Alaska governor was in Washington to promote a new documentary that seeks to debunk what it calls myths and hype about human-caused global warming. The movie, "Climate Hustle," questions whether there is a genuine scientific consensus about global warming and features more than 30 scientists who reject mainstream climate science.
Palin said she wants viewers "to feel empowered to ask questions about what is being fed them by the scientific community." The movie opens May 2.
On other topics, Palin said Ryan has failed as House speaker because he did not ensure that the House approved a budget. And while she said she does not regret staying out of the presidential race, she did not rule out a possible presidential bid in the future.
2016 The Associated Press


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Wednesday, April 13, 2016

From Governor Palin: "Commonsense Conservatives: We're All Coloradans Now"



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"Governor Palin To Woo Delegates For Donald Trump In Wyoming"

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by CHARLIE SPIERING13 Apr 2016

Donald Trump is sending Sarah Palin, one of his best political surrogates, to the Wyoming Republican State Convention, in an effort to woo delegates to his campaign.

On Saturday, Wyoming State Delegates will select the remaining 14 delegates to represent the party in Cleveland. Twelve delegates were already selected at party’s county caucuses in March. Three other delegate slots go to the party’s national committeeman, national committeewoman, and the chairman of the Wyoming’s Republican Party.
Trump is anxious to stop the flow of delegates to his rival 
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)
97%
. In Colorado, Cruz swept all 34 delegates in the state awarded by congressional district meetings last week.
Cruz, however, begins the Wyoming campaign for delegates already ahead. In March, Cruz earned nine delegates while 
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)
78%
 and Donald Trump only earned one delegate each. The Texas Senator has already traveled for two campaign events in Wyoming, making it clear that he wanted to compete in the state.
Cruz is expected to speak for himself at the convention while Idaho Gov. Butch Otter will speak for John Kasich.
The race for delegates places an unusual spotlight on the state’s electoral process as each candidate fights for an delegate advantage.
Wyoming has a similar electoral process as Colorado where the remaining delegates to the State convention are selected at a country convention, a process that Trump decried as“crooked.”
But while the absence of a Republican primary in Colorado is fairly new, Wyoming’s Republican party has maintained their delegate selection process for decades.
In an interview with Breitbart News, Wyoming Republican chairman Matt Micheli defended the process, noting that the state had followed the same primary process for presidential nominees since 1974.
According to State Party by-laws, delegates can inform the state convention of the candidate they plan to support, or identify as an unbound delegate. The group of 505 state delegates will participate in the selection process. The process was slightly altered to remove an unbinding straw poll, he explained, a 2012 experiment that was ultimately rejected by the party.
“That straw poll was completely meaningless. It was not bound to anything or anybody,” Micheli said in an interview with Breitbart News.
In 2012, Romney was the victor of the non-binding straw poll, but his campaign and the media chalked it up as a victory for the Republican front runner.
With new focus on the Wyoming process, Micheli said party officials had discussed the details “ad nauseum” and “bent over backwards” to make sure that every candidate felt like they were being treated fairly.
“Our interest is to make sure that this is a fair process, to make sure that all three of those candidates feel that they have access to the same information and the same opportunities,” he said. “For me the single most important thing is that each one of those delegates that were elected to attend this feel like they get to make an important decision.”


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Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Governor Palin Across The Media 04/12/16 From Ebony To Salon


Palin To Push Proposed Court Show At NAB
She’ll go to Las Vegas to help sell the show with the working title Palin Rules that’s being pitched for a September 2017 syndication debut.
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Sarah Palin Backing Anti-Climate Change Film (EXCLUSIVE)


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Monday, April 11, 2016

Video; Donald Trump Tells The History Of Palin's Endorsement "Many People Wanted it"

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Sunday, April 10, 2016

A Very Good Sign For Governor Palin And Donald Trump

Daniel Finn of Rochester. He's hoping for a Trump/Palin ticket to bring jobs back to America

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Friday, April 8, 2016

Sarah Palin; "crony capitalism" and her link to the "Panama Papers" hidden assets tax avoidance scandal

As a life long optimist I have to admit, and with a heavy heart, that there is no denying it, the world, as represented by the rich and powerful is full of cynical and blatant corruption.

The "pillars of society" when I was growing up were the "statesmen, politicians, bankers, lawyers, accountants pharmaceutical companies and religious leaders. Of course from time to time there was a scandal, but the comparative rarity of malfeasance was such that the public outrage seemed in itself enough to make a check on such events being endemic.

In the last 10 years the level of banking corruption at the highest levels has seen the major banks, when they have not been propped up by the taxpayers, pay billions in fines for collusion, outright theft, and rigged fees. Drug firms price gouge, accountants and lawyers assist the corrupt, political leaders lie and cheat, religious institutions have been rife with sexual abuse.

There is not one area of society that has not be touched, deformed, degraded robbed demeaned by the previous higher echelons of society. The presidency itself has been demeaned by liars, fornicators and con-men. What legacy is being left the coming generation is impossible to see beyond a debased culture.

We are asked to believe that the creatures of Wall Street, Hillary, Cruz and Kasich will actually reform the very institutions they are puppets of.

That such unusual candidates for the presidency as Sanders and Trump can be doing so well against an establishment determined to use any cynical measure, including propping up Ted Cruz who they hate, to defeat them simply reinforces the fact that large elements of the public have had enough.

The latest, and so blatant that it can't be glossed over, example of all that the corruption of society has come to is the massive "Panama papers" scandal. That the rich and powerful politicians across the world can play populist, can call for sacrifices from the voters, whilst using offshore tax havens is despicable.

Common thieves indeed Prime Minister Cameron


There's a basic overview "Panama Papers: 10 things we've learned" That exposes some of the practices and people involved and it is good that one Prime Minster has resigned and Britain's David Cameron is looking shaky, but to have reached such a terrible state in society that only whistle blowers bring some decency into the picture is shocking.

It is no accident that the one politician who denounced what she called "crony capitalism" with such a clear sighted view has been utterly, baselessly, and viciously attacked by the Establishment media who saw her, as they do Trump, a direct threat to their power and wealth.

Here is Palin in 2011;

" in a 40-minute speech before a Tea Party rally here, which was one of her most expansive addresses since she accepted the Republican vice presidential nomination three years ago, she railed against “crony capitalism” in both parties. She suggested that the “permanent political class” — Republicans, too — needed to be rattled.“You know that it’s not enough to just change up the uniform,” Ms. Palin said. “If we don’t change the team and the game plan we won’t save our country.”

In her speech, Ms. Palin assailed the Washington establishment, directing most of her criticism at President Obama, but saving plenty for Republicans. The themes carried familiar strains from her time as governor of Alaska, when she was known for an independent streak that aggravated both parties.

“The real challenge is who and what we will replace him with,” Ms. Palin said, referring to her goal of making Mr. Obama a one-term president. She added, “America is at a tipping point. This is a systemic crisis due to failed policies and incompetent leadership.”“I want all of our GOP candidates to take the opportunity to kill corporate capitalism that is leading to this cronyism that is killing our economy,” Ms. Palin said. “They all have an opportunity to speak out against it. That’s what I want them to do.”

Palin did not have the financial resources, that and family constraints, which precluded her building on the Tea Party revolution to make a run for the presidency in 2012. Instead the Establishment had their man, and their electoral disaster. 

Now, Palin has found her surrogate with the financial means to stand up to the Establishment whose support and money he doesn't need, who can shrug off the Establishment's lap dog media attacks, but who's commitment to her populism she endorses and trusts.

The Panama Papers are a complete vindication of Palin's prescient call for a renewed America and the dismantling of crony capitalism. To begin the renewal she has found her lance bearing knight. 

The next few months, to secure the nomination against a cynical Establishment, are crucial to stage one of not only taking America back but making it great again by restoring the core structures of society. If that hurdle is passed stage two, winning the presidency against the forces of corruption, will make what preceded it a walk in the park.



It is abundantly clear that society is sick and riddled with corruption, just as it is equally clear the only path to reform is the election of Donald Trump to carry out his and Governor Palin's reform program.
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