Sarah Palin

2:01 PM, Sep 23, 2011 • By DANIEL HALPER

Lots of interesting e-mails on the boss’s “Yikes.” This one, from a Republican who has held high elective office, is worth noting:

7:30 AM, Sep 16, 2011 • By MARK HEMINGWAY

Washington Post: "U.N. showdown over Palestinian statehood tests limits of U.S. influence"

New York Times: "In Boeing Case, House Passes Bill Restricting Labor Board"

A 2012 theme for the GOP?

1:33 PM, Sep 6, 2011 • By MICHAEL WARREN

In her speech to a Tea Party gathering in Indianola, Iowa on Saturday, Sarah Palin criticized what she called "crony capitalism:"

4:42 PM, Aug 29, 2011 • By MICHAEL WARREN

A new national poll from CNN/ORC International shows Rick Perry with a 13-point lead over Mitt Romney in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. Twenty-seven percent of the Republicans and independents polled chose Perry as the candidate they would most likely support. Romney received 14 percent from those polled, while former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who is not currently in the race, came in third at 10 percent.

9:02 AM, Aug 22, 2011 • By DANIEL HALPER

Bill Kristol and Steve Hayes, with A. B. Stoddard and Evan Bayh, yesterday on Fox News:

And the Internet-only Panel Plus video:

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com

2:10 PM, Aug 20, 2011 • By MICHAEL WARREN

A day after Sarah Palin released a campaign-like video documenting her recent trip to Iowa, veteran campaigner and former George W. Bush adviser Karl Rove said he believes the former Alaska governor will enter the race for president. Byron York at the Washington Examiner reports:

3:34 PM, Aug 19, 2011 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

Further fueling speculation that Sarah Palin will run for president, SarahPAC has released this gauzy campaign-grade video of her recent appearance at the Iowa state fair:

You'll notice cameos by Steve Hayes and Mary Katharine Ham in the video (Palin's clearly making a play for THE WEEKLY STANDARD primary). Palin will deliver a September 3 keynote address to a Tea Party group in Iowa. Stay tuned.