Republican vice-presidential nominee Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin waves to the crowd after presidential nominee Senator John McCain (R-AZ) delivered his concession speech at their election night rally in Phoenix, November 4, 2008.
They sure put Sarah through the ringer didn't they? Not content to report phony smears about her family or her children, or dig through her private email account the smear merchants are at it again. This time it's coming from unnamed sources in the McCain campaign (we have a pretty good idea who you are, even if you deny it) saying the most outrageous nonsense about Sarah. All of it easily disproved but the headline makes news and the correction gets little attention.
The truth is that Sarah Palin was the brightest star of the entire GOP presidential contest. Whether it was the electrifying speech she delivered at the GOP convention, her commanding debate performance against Joe "gaffe machine" Biden or the authentic American so many voters flocked to see in person it's no surprise that a Rasmussen survey this week showed that an overwhelming majority of Republicans were glad she was on the ticket and want to see more of her in the future.
Send Your Best Wishes to Sarah
Governor Palin deserves a big thank you from conservatives and other Americans who were ready to see a woman in the #2, or #1 job. Here's your opportunity to send her your best wishes. Leave your comments below and they will be forwarded to Governor Palin in Alaska. Keep it short, no speeches and please make sure to include the city and state you are writing from.
[Sorry lefties, your comments will not be included]
Here's my contribution:
Dear Governor Palin:We will all miss Sarah, but it's a temporary parting to be sure. While it was a long campaign from beginning to end the last two months felt like a lifetime of their own. This nostalgic bittersweet classic sums up those weeks for me:
Greetings from South Carolina, home of the only GOP conservative presidential primary.
During the early primary process this year many of us weren't really all that excited about the candidates who were running. I can't tell you how many times I or one of my conservative friends expressed a desire to support a bright fresh face who was also an unwavering, unapologetic conservative. When you came onto the scene the connection for me was instant, authentic and lasting.
I'm sorry you were not able to visit South Carolina during the campaign for the general election, so on behalf of my conservative friends in the Palmetto State I want to extend to you know a heartfelt invitation to visit us at your earliest convenience.
When it is cold up in Alaska, you are guaranteed of a warm welcome and not so cold temperatures here on the beaches of Hilton Head Island and across the state.
I'm looking forward to your visit and hope it will be soon.
--Mike's America
Hilton Head Island, SC
FIRST INTERVIEW: Governor Palin will give her first major interview since the election to Greta Van Susteren of Fox News to be aired Monday, November 10 at 10 PM EST.
More Sarah Media:
- Michelle Malkin's column "The cowardly character assassination of Sarah Palin." Michelle started a petition of thanks for Sarah and over 10,000 signed before sore winner lefties invaded.
- A caller to Rush Limbaugh's show wonders why the press continues to print rumors and smears on Palin but never bothered to find out what Obama would do if elected.
- The Wall Street Journal editorializes Gov. Palin is "well-positioned to help shape the Republican future."
- Andrea Tantaros writes "Blamin’ Palin? What Are They Thinking?"
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