Governor Palin wrote the following on her Facebook page:

I join commonsense conservatives in endorsing Richard Mourdock to be the next Senator from Indiana. Conservatives of all stripes are uniting behind Richard Mourdock. It’s not just Indiana that benefits from sending the right Senator to serve for the right reasons; the nation as a whole benefits, and that is one reason why the eyes of so many around the nation are focused on the Indiana race.

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Governor Palin posted the following on her Facebook page:

The Obama Administration is working on regulations that would prevent children from working on our own family farms. This is more overreach of the federal government with many negative consequences. And if you think the government’s new regs will stop at family farms, think again.

My family is a commercial fishing family, and commercial fishing in Alaska is much like the family farm (but the year 'round farmers no doubt work ...

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Governor Palin posted this video on her Facebook page


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     The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming Texas primary is April 30.  The presidential primary on May 29 may go to a winner take all  delegate allocation system so it is very important that conservatives show up and vote in order to keep these delegates from Romney.  There will also be primaries for other offices on that same day.   See the links below for more information.


Texas elections


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  Nebraska will be holding a primary on May 15.  Anyone needing to register to vote before this primary must do so by April 27.  Nebraska residents please take the necessary steps so that you can participate in this process.  See the links below for more information.


Nebraska elections site


Nebraska first time voters


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   Early voting for the upcoming primary in West Virginia begins on April 25 and runs until May 5.  Please be sure to take advantage of this opportunity to let your voice be heard if you are unable to vote on the date of the primary.  Remember, the goal is to deny Romney as many delegates as we are able to keep from him. 


West Virginia election calendar


West Virginia early voting information


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      One stop voting for the North Carolina primary begins on April 19 and ends May 5.  From the North Carolina elections website: "One-stop Absentee Voting or Early Voting allows any registered voter to cast an absentee ballot in-person on select days prior to Election Day. One-stop voting begins on the third Thursday prior to Election Day and ends on the last Saturday before the election."  The regular voter registration deadline was on April 13 "...however, individuals wh...
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Please be aware of the following upcoming voter registration deadlines.  This process is not over until Romney has acquired 1144 delegates.


Kentucky voter registration deadline is April 23


Arkansas voter registration deadline is April 23


Oregon voter registration deadline is April 24




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      In October 2011 I wrote a blog post  in which I expressed doubt that "Anybody But Obama" will be effective in actually defeating him. And so I was extremely dismayed to peruse the headlines and see this title "Conservatives Lawmakers OK With Lack Of Passion For Romney."  It has always been my opinion that Anybody But Obama was promoted by the GOP Establishment so that they could encourage support for Romney without any pesky check into his moderate policy positions. They believe ...
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     On April 24, there will be primaries in New York, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. With Rick Santorum's exit from the presidential race the GOP Establishment and the media are pushing the narrative the Republican nominee has been chosen. In fact this is not the case. Newt Gingrich is still in the race and Mitt Romney has not yet reached the 1144 delegates he needs to win the nomination.  Until he does, I encourage conservatives to keep voting for the non-Romne...
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Governor Palin posted this on her Facebook page April 17:

Last Friday, former energy trader and now Fox News host Eric Bolling and I hosted a Fox special called “Paying at the Pump,” which offered President Obama solutions to reduce prices at the pump and get our country on the path to real energy security.

A genuine “all of the above” approach to energy independence is, of course, a multifaceted plan. It includes conservation and sensible private sector investment in sound al...

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From Governor Palin's Facebook page:

Real energy solutions shall be presented! Please join Eric Bolling and me as we host an energy special this Friday, April 13th at 10pm ET on FOX called “Paying at the Pump.” We’ll present real solutions to solve our country’s rising energy prices and relieve America’s pain at the pump. And, yes, there are real solutions! We’ll discuss them and invite President Obama – in fact we’ll challenge the President – to adopt them for the go...

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     The North Carolina primary for President as well as other offices is on May 8.  The voter registration deadline for this primary is April 13. 


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From Governor Palin's Facebook page:

Todd and I would like to wish our friends in the Jewish community a Happy Passover. Tonight Jewish families throughout the world will gather and ask, “Why is this night different from all other nights?” We can all reflect on the courage and faith inherent in the Exodus story and know that the Almighty hears the cries of those who suffer and leads them to freedom. Chag Sameach!

- Sarah Palin

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From Governor Palin's Facebook page:

May we all have a peaceful and reflective Good Friday and remember what this day is all about. For Christians, this is a day of forgiveness – the ultimate day of forgiveness and mercy. In a recent blog post, Bristol explained this by quoting a lyric from a song: “After all, it’s not about what you’ve done, it’s about what’s been done for you.” Good Friday is about what was done for us. At her Catholic blog, National Review’s Kathryn ...

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From Governor Palin's Facebook page:

Today we saw a small step forward in reform with the signing into law of the STOCK Act. Though many of us feel that the bill was watered down and thus could have been much stronger, this is at least a small step in the right direction. Obviously, there is still a lot more we need to do to combat government corruption (especially in addressing the rampant crony capitalism in our government’s executive branch, which we see so clearly on display i...

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Wisconsin Lt. Governor is facing a recall. This is her campaign website.  Governor Palin gave her an endorsement last week.







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Other segments can be seen here.





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      Virginia will hold its elections for local city and town officials on May 1.  Those needing to register to vote must do so before the deadline on April 9.    An unofficial list of local candidates can be found here or voters can go to this site to find out what is on their ballot for this election.

Virginia elections site


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     Indiana will hold its Presidential Primary and primaries for other offices on May 8.  Anyone needing to register to vote must do so by April 9 if they want to vote in this primary.  Also, be aware that April 9 is also the first day that it will be possible to vote absentee for this election.

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     Despite the efforts of the GOP Establishment to proclaim Romney the winner and end the primary contests for the Republican nomination, Quin Hilyer wrote a detailed article in The American Spectator about why this race is not over yet.  Some excerpts:

No, no, no. The Republican presidential nomination really is not over despite the parade of rather craven endorsements now flowing Mitt Romney's way.
Before I go any further, a few words of explanation. Please bear with me. Part One of ...

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On Tuesday April 3, Governor Palin will be co-hosting the Today show on NBC.








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