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Governor Palin Talks to Judge Napolitano Tonight (Update: Don’t Expect An Announcement Tomorrow) Posted on September 29 2011 – 12:00 PM – Posted by: Ian Lazaran She’ll talk to the Judge on the Fox Business network. Update: She reportedly told the Judge that “this is a serious decision, and I’ve engaged in serious deliberations. So within the next 24 hours don’t look for me to make a decision.” Article source: http://conservatives4palin.com/2011/09/governor-palin-talks-to-judge-napolitano-tonight.html

Guest Submission by Susan Salisbury Liberal writers, bloggers and Democratic politicians and Bill Clinton all seem to agree this election season that you can’t be nominated for President in the Republican party unless you “deny science”.  The latest uproar is about Rick Perry, but Governor Palin has been subject to such caricatures as well.   The problem in debating these issues is that many liberals seem to have no understanding of…

Notice the Graphic: “As Time Runs Out” If you missed it, on Thursday evening, Governor Palin appeared on Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano on Fox Business. Many issues were discussed, but the chief thing to understand is that she basically ruled out an announcement within the next 24-48 hours to meet the “end of September” deadline some have inferred from her previous statements. I know that Palin is a…

Larry Elder – 9/29/2011 Town Hall   Why did the Obama administration, after dragging out the various court challenges to ObamaCare, suddenly step on the gas? The administration surprised court watchers by passing up a chance to slow down ObamaCare’s long march to an eventual Supreme Court ruling. In failing to request a hearing by all the appeals court judges of the 11th Circuit — to overturn an anti-ObamaCare decision…

Latinos have hit the streets in the past month to protest the Secure Communities program, which the government uses as a tool to deport undocumented immigrants with criminal records and repeat immigration violators. This week, some 200 protesters walked out of a Los Angeles public meeting led by a task force assigned to review the program and another 70 protested in front of President Obama’s campaign headquarters in Chicago, just two of…

Governor Palin: “The More Remote, the Larger Government Becomes, the More Dismissive the Government Bureaucrats Are of the People and Of What Their Will Is” Posted on September 29 2011 – 9:22 PM – Posted by: Ian Lazaran Article source: http://conservatives4palin.com/2011/09/governor-palin-the-more-remote-the-larger-government-becomes-the-more-dismissive-government-bureaucrats-are-of-the-people-and-what-their-will-is.html

Todd Palin Will Talk to Stephen Bannon This Sunday on KABC Posted on September 29 2011 – 11:14 PM – Posted by: Ian Lazaran He’ll be talking to Stephen Bannon this Sunday on KABC about The Undefeated. Speaking of The Undefeated, you can catch it in Iowa on October 9th.  You can purchase the DVD in Wal-Mart starting on October 4. Article source: http://conservatives4palin.com/2011/09/todd-palin-will-talk-to-stephen-bannon-this-sunday-on-kabc.html

Guest Submission by Ron Devito Many so-called supporters of Gov. Palin are aghast that she suggested a title could shackle and take away her freedom. There’s quite a bit of “she owes us,” “she’s not running,” and “she better run” being thrown around the comment boards on all the Palin sites. Our Support is of Our Own Free Will Nothing in her statements with Greta Van Susteren Tuesday night indicated…

Wednesday, September 28, 2011  Mike Sunnucks Senior Reporter - Phoenix Business Journal Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer is joining other Republican governors and state attorneys general in bringing a challenge of the Affordable Care Act to the U.S. Supreme Court. Arizona and 26 other states are challenging some of the coverage and Medicaid mandates in the reforms which are backed by President Barack Obama. Lower federal courts have issued a mix of rulings on various…

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Energy Department on Wednesday approved two loan guarantees worth more than $1 billion for solar energy projects in Nevada and Arizona, two days before the expiration date of a program that has become a rallying cry for Republican critics of the Obama administration’s green energy program. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said the department has completed a $737 million loan guarantee to Tonopah Solar Energy for a…