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Governer Sarah Palin for Vice President of the United States of America!! God Bless America. McCain Palin 2008! Vote Right/ Not Left!!
Author: teury27
Keywords: Alaska Governor Sarah Palin McCain
Added: August 29, 2008
After Senator John S. McCain chose Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, the Barack H. Obama campaign responded with remarks proving that Obama, and liberal Democrats, are elitists.
Author: jayinc
Keywords: news talk radio nyc john mccain barack hussein obama speech sarah plain dnc convention gop debate democrats liberalism
Added: August 29, 2008
John McCain Officially introduces his running mate the Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin as the next Vice President of the United States of America. On a Historic Day 88 Years since Women were recognized as having the right to vote, Sufferage, Sarah Palin accepts the honor and distinction of becoming the Vice Presidential nominee at the side of John Sydney McCain. 18 Million cracks, will this ceiling be shattered yet?Part 4 of 4.
Author: cancelledbysbc
Keywords: JohnMcCaindotcom Sarah Palin John McCain Vice Presidential Running Mate Alaska Governor Hillary Clinton Puma news grassroots outreach
Added: August 29, 2008
Sarah Palin, Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee, Plugs Romney, Paul — But Not McCain — In MTV InterviewPublished by MTV News on Friday, August 29, 2008 at 1:58 pm.Sarah PalinBy Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Dani CarlsonBack in February, on Super Tuesday, MTV News Street Teamer Dani Carlson did a Flixwagon interview with Alaska Governor — and now presumptive Republican vice-presidential candidate — Sarah Palin, who had some interesting things to say about energy policy and the "party machinery."In this interview, Palin calls controversial Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul "cool." "He's a good guy," she added. "He's so independent. He's independent of the party machine. I'm like, 'Right on, so am I.' "She also spoke about feeling allegiance with former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. "He said all the right things about resource development in Alaska," she said. "I didn't have an opportunity to speak to all the candidates, but again, it's not my job to speak to all the candidates and tell Americans who to vote for. That's Americans' jobs, to figure out what candidates are standing for. That's the voters' jobs."Check out Dani Carlson's video interview with Gov. Sarah Palin after the jump!She went on to say that she hoped the needs of her state would be addressed in Washington. "I talk about involvement by Americans having a say in where the nation is going to go," she said. "This is an exciting day. And for Alaska, you know, I hope we register on somebody's radar screen."She also spoke about Alaska's natural resources, and urged the next president to look to her state for relief from the country's reliance on foreign oil. "We have so much oil we are just sitting on," she said. "We would be less reliant on foreign sources of energy [if we utilized that] — we need to have the ability to tap into it and produce for rest of the United States."To hear more of what Palin had to say check out the video.
Author: nakor667
Keywords: Sarah Palin Ron Paul McCain
Added: August 29, 2008
Sarah Palin, Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee, Plugs Romney, Paul — But Not McCain — In MTV InterviewPublished by MTV News on Friday, August 29, 2008 at 1:58 pm.Sarah PalinBy Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Dani CarlsonBack in February, on Super Tuesday, MTV News Street Teamer Dani Carlson did a Flixwagon interview with Alaska Governor — and now presumptive Republican vice-presidential candidate — Sarah Palin, who had some interesting things to say about energy policy and the "party machinery."In this interview, Palin calls controversial Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul "cool." "He's a good guy," she added. "He's so independent. He's independent of the party machine. I'm like, 'Right on, so am I.' "She also spoke about feeling allegiance with former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. "He said all the right things about resource development in Alaska," she said. "I didn't have an opportunity to speak to all the candidates, but again, it's not my job to speak to all the candidates and tell Americans who to vote for. That's Americans' jobs, to figure out what candidates are standing for. That's the voters' jobs."Check out Dani Carlson's video interview with Gov. Sarah Palin after the jump!She went on to say that she hoped the needs of her state would be addressed in Washington. "I talk about involvement by Americans having a say in where the nation is going to go," she said. "This is an exciting day. And for Alaska, you know, I hope we register on somebody's radar screen."She also spoke about Alaska's natural resources, and urged the next president to look to her state for relief from the country's reliance on foreign oil. "We have so much oil we are just sitting on," she said. "We would be less reliant on foreign sources of energy [if we utilized that] — we need to have the ability to tap into it and produce for rest of the United States."To hear more of what Palin had to say check out the video.
Author: nakor667
Keywords: Sarah Palin Ron Paul McCain
Added: August 29, 2008
Sarah Palin, Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee, Plugs Romney, Paul — But Not McCain — In MTV InterviewPublished by MTV News on Friday, August 29, 2008 at 1:58 pm.Sarah PalinBy Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Dani CarlsonBack in February, on Super Tuesday, MTV News Street Teamer Dani Carlson did a Flixwagon interview with Alaska Governor — and now presumptive Republican vice-presidential candidate — Sarah Palin, who had some interesting things to say about energy policy and the "party machinery."In this interview, Palin calls controversial Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul "cool." "He's a good guy," she added. "He's so independent. He's independent of the party machine. I'm like, 'Right on, so am I.' "She also spoke about feeling allegiance with former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. "He said all the right things about resource development in Alaska," she said. "I didn't have an opportunity to speak to all the candidates, but again, it's not my job to speak to all the candidates and tell Americans who to vote for. That's Americans' jobs, to figure out what candidates are standing for. That's the voters' jobs."Check out Dani Carlson's video interview with Gov. Sarah Palin after the jump!She went on to say that she hoped the needs of her state would be addressed in Washington. "I talk about involvement by Americans having a say in where the nation is going to go," she said. "This is an exciting day. And for Alaska, you know, I hope we register on somebody's radar screen."She also spoke about Alaska's natural resources, and urged the next president to look to her state for relief from the country's reliance on foreign oil. "We have so much oil we are just sitting on," she said. "We would be less reliant on foreign sources of energy [if we utilized that] — we need to have the ability to tap into it and produce for rest of the United States."To hear more of what Palin had to say check out the video.
Author: nakor667
Keywords: Sarah Palin Ron Paul McCain
Added: August 29, 2008
Sarah Palin, Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee, Plugs Romney, Paul — But Not McCain — In MTV InterviewPublished by MTV News on Friday, August 29, 2008 at 1:58 pm.Sarah PalinBy Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Dani CarlsonBack in February, on Super Tuesday, MTV News Street Teamer Dani Carlson did a Flixwagon interview with Alaska Governor — and now presumptive Republican vice-presidential candidate — Sarah Palin, who had some interesting things to say about energy policy and the "party machinery."In this interview, Palin calls controversial Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul "cool." "He's a good guy," she added. "He's so independent. He's independent of the party machine. I'm like, 'Right on, so am I.' "She also spoke about feeling allegiance with former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. "He said all the right things about resource development in Alaska," she said. "I didn't have an opportunity to speak to all the candidates, but again, it's not my job to speak to all the candidates and tell Americans who to vote for. That's Americans' jobs, to figure out what candidates are standing for. That's the voters' jobs."Check out Dani Carlson's video interview with Gov. Sarah Palin after the jump!She went on to say that she hoped the needs of her state would be addressed in Washington. "I talk about involvement by Americans having a say in where the nation is going to go," she said. "This is an exciting day. And for Alaska, you know, I hope we register on somebody's radar screen."She also spoke about Alaska's natural resources, and urged the next president to look to her state for relief from the country's reliance on foreign oil. "We have so much oil we are just sitting on," she said. "We would be less reliant on foreign sources of energy [if we utilized that] — we need to have the ability to tap into it and produce for rest of the United States."To hear more of what Palin had to say check out the video.
Author: nakor667
Keywords: Sarah Palin Ron Paul McCain
Added: August 29, 2008
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McCain's good judgment? The choice is problematic for McCain on a number of fronts. A good summary, with video and links, of McCain's choice for VP with reactions.
http://digg.com/politics/Ready_to_Lead_McCain_Taps_Alaska_Gov_Palin_as_VP
Killer irony. Now Obama is the more experienced candidate. "Governor Palin has spent her time in office shaking up government in Alaska and actually achieving results — whether it's taking on corruption, passing ethics reform or stopping wasteful spending and the 'bridge to nowhere,'" Hazelbaker also said.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Obama_Smear_and_McCain_Hits_Back
Todd's fingerprints on trying to impact personnel decisions appear to go beyond the current scandal revolving around State Trooper Mike Wooten.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Todd_Palin_Shadow_Governor_of_Alaska
Question: "Would you continue state funding for the proposed Knik Arm and Gravina Island bridges?"Palin: "Yes. I would like to see Alaska's infrastructure projects built sooner rather than later. The window is now--while our congressional delegation is in a strong position to assist".
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Palin_For_the_Bridge_to_Nowhere_Before_She_Was_Against_It
John McCain’s selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate was praised by social and fiscal conservative activists today as a vice presidential candidate that will energize the conservative base, and perhaps appeal to Hillary Clinton supporters who have not warmed to Democratic nominee Barack Obama.
http://digg.com/political_opinion/Conservative_Activists_Praise_Palin_as_McCain_s_VP_Pick
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has ignored research showing that polar bear populations are declining in the quest to plumb new sources of energy, according to scientists, and environmental groups who fought to put the bears on the endangered species list.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Sarah_Palin_Hates_Polar_Bears
A down-to-earth description of Sarah Palin's time as Alaska's Governor. It's got background about her executive experience and ethics investigation. The title: "What is McCain Thinking?" pretty much sums it up.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/An_Alaskan_s_Perspective_on_Sarah_Palin
Well today, John McCain surprised us all. And what a delightful surprise it was. Today John McCain introduced his V.P. pick to the world, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. What a refreshing thing to come our way in this political season. If this country ever needed change, it was not in Obama, but in Gov. Sarah [...]
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Welcome_Gov_Sarah_Palin_VIDEO
The first woman to run on a Republican Presidential ticket (and the second woman, after 1984 Democratic candidate Geraldine Ferraro, to run for Vice President for a major party), John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin was also the first ever female governor of Alaska — and its youngest when she was sworn in at age 42 in 2006.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/10_Facts_About_Sarah_Palin
It’s not just her credentials as the youngest and only female governor in Alaska’s history that make Palin so intriguing. How many vice-presidential candidates in American history have been avid moose hunters, sports reporters or beauty queens? Palin is all three.
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Sarah_Palin_Vogue