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9:38 AM, Nov 18, 2012 • By DANIEL HALPERCharlotte Allen writes:
The Republican Party has been doing a lot of hand-wringing and finger-pointing since the presidential election. Half the conservative columnists and bloggers say the GOP lost because it overemphasized social issues such as abortion and gay marriage. The other half says the party didn't emphasize them enough. And everyone denounces Project ORCA, the campaign's attempt to turn out voters via technology.
But I've got a suggestion for cutting short the GOP angst: Sarah Palin for president in 2016.
You think I'm joking? Think again. ...
Sarah Palin is the new Ronald Reagan: charming and affable and unwilling to back down if she's right. I can't see what's wrong with that.
Whole thing here.
"America desperately needs to have a 'come to Jesus' moment..."9:19 AM, Sep 22, 2012 • By DANIEL HALPERIn a statement to THE WEEKLY STANDARD, former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin offers some advice for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, this year's Republican ticket for president and vice president, respectively.
Read more... 6:12 PM, Jul 17, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENFormer Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin has endorsed Sarah Steelman in the Missouri Republican primary for U.S. Senate. "I am deeply honored and humbled to have earned the endorsement of Governor Palin, whose willingness to stand up and fight for what is right, regardless of the political consequences, has blazed a trail for conservatives who believe as we do, that the status quo has got to go," Steelman said.
Here's Palin's statement:
Read more... 2:31 PM, May 10, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENFormer Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has endorsed Ted Cruz in the Texas GOP Senate primary. Cruz, the former solicitor general, is facing lieutenant governor David Dewhurst in the May 29 election. From the Cruz campaign's press release:
Read more... 11:41 AM, Jan 22, 2012 • By WILLIAM KRISTOLCourtesy of one friend, an old pro, three perhaps overlooked points in the sea of analysis of South Carolina and beyond:
Read more... 10:02 AM, Oct 6, 2011 • By DANIEL HALPERSteve Hayes, with A. B. Stoddard and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News:
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