Wife Of Clarence Thomas: Dems Imposing Tyranny & Sarah Palin Authentic Effective Leader

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Ginni Thomas: Democrats Imposing Tyranny

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(Video) Sarah Palin’s Creepy Neighbor Joe McGinnis Threatens To Call Police On Reporter

ABC News tries to talk to author Joe McGinniss, who is renting the house next door to Sarah Palin in Wasilla, Alaska. When the reporter knocks on his door, he is told by McGinniss that he's trespassing and threatens to call the police.

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Anti-Palin Author Living Next Door Threatens To Call Police On Reporter

Sarah Palin To Obama: Passing The Buck Doesn’t “Plug the D#*! Hole”

Nearly 40 days in, our President finally addressed the American people’s growing concerns about the Gulf Coast oil spill. Listening to today’s press conference, you’d think the administration has been working with single-minded focus on the Gulf gusher since the start of the disaster. In reality, their focus has been anything but singular to help solve this monumental problem. 

If the President really was fully focused on this issue from day one, why did it take nine whole days before the administration asked the Department of Defense for help in deploying equipment needed for the extreme depth spill site?

Why was the expert group assembled by Energy Commissioner Steven Chu only set up three weeks after the start of this disaster?

Why was Governor Jindal forced more than a month after the start of the disaster to go on national television to beg for materials needed to tackle the oil spill and for federal approval to build offshore sand barriers that are imperative to protect his state’s coastline?

Why was no mention of the spill made by our President for days on end while Americans waited to hear if he grasped the import of his leadership on this energy issue?

Why have several countries and competent organizations who offered help or expertise in dealing with the spill not even received a response back from the Unified Area Command to this day?

The President claimed that “this notion that somehow the federal government is somehow sitting on the sidelines and for the last three or four or five weeks we’ve just been letting BP make a whole bunch of decisions is simply not true.” But, in fact, that is how U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Thad Allen described the Obama administration’s approach to this crisis: “We keep a close watch.”

Listening to the President, you get the impression he is continually surprised by the inability of various centralized government agencies to get more involved and help solve problems. His lack of executive experience might explain this because he is apparently unaware that it’s his job as a chief executive to make sure they do their jobs and help solve problems. 

The fundamental problem at the core of this crisis is a lack of responsibility. (I risk the President taking my comments personally, but they’re not intended to be personal; my comments reflect what many others feel, and we just want to help him tackle this enormous spill problem.) There’s a culture of buck-passing at the heart of this administration that has caused the tragedy of a sunken oil rig to turn into a potential disaster.

The 1990 Oil Pollution Act was drafted in response to the Exxon-Valdez spill in my home state. It created new procedures for offshore cleanups, specifically putting the federal government in charge of such operations. The President should have used the authority granted by the OPA – immediately – to take control of the situation. That is a big part of what the OPA is for – to designate who is in charge so finger-pointing won’t disrupt efforts to just “plug the d#*! hole.” But instead of immediately engaging with this crisis, our President chose to spend precious time on political pet causes like haranguing the state of Arizona for doing what he himself was supposed to do – secure the nation’s border. He also spent much time fundraising and politicking for liberal candidates and causes while we waited for him to grasp the enormity of the Gulf spill.

Now that the American people are calling him out on his lack of engagement with this disaster, the buck-passing is in full swing – and, unbelievably, his administration is still looking to blame his predecessor. Amazingly, even those of us who support energy independence for America are the brunt of some buck-passing.

He suggested today that a “culture of corruption” at the U.S. Minerals Management Service (MMS) was solely the previous administration’s responsibility and that the failure of the inspection system was a failure of that administration. That is false. The MMS has been his responsibility since January 20, 2009. 

The MMS director who resigned today, Elizabeth Birnbaum, was appointed by his administration. And the most recent inspection of the oil rig took place a mere 10 days before the explosion – also very much on his watch, not President Bush’s.

The President is also now attempting to somehow distance himself from his administration’s recent decision to open a few areas of the continental shelf to oil and gas exploration. That’s unfortunate because America desperately needs our domestic oil and natural gas. We rely on it for our prosperity, security, and freedom. The President’s decision to open a few areas to offshore exploration was the right decision then; and unlike his quickly evolving position on energy development now, I continue to believe it’s the right decision today – because energy independence is in the long-term economic and security interests of the United States.

As I explained in an article in National Review last year, conventional sources like natural gas “can act as a clean ‘bridge fuel’ to a future when more renewable sources are available.” I do not, as the President mistakenly believes, think we can “drill, baby, drill” our way out of all of our troubles. As I have consistently stated, we need an “all of the above” approach to energy independence that combines conventional drilling with energy conservation and renewable-energy development. My record in Alaska clearly shows my commitment to this “all of the above” approach. Over 20 percent of Alaska’s electricity currently comes from renewable sources. As governor, I put forward a long-term plan to increase that figure to 50 percent by 2025, which is the most ambitious renewable energy target in the nation. I take great pride in helping to make Alaska, in the words of the New York Times, “a Frontier for Green Power,” even as we continue to embrace the need to “drill, baby, drill” at the same time.

Alaska can be that frontier for renewable energy only because our conventional oil and gas reserves provide us with “a bridge” to a greener energy future. In fact, Alaska has enough reserves of both oil and gas to help the United States cross that bridge – if only we are allowed to drill!

Please, Mr. President, hear me on this, if nothing else: if it’s your Administration’s decision to suspend the leases of new oil field developments off the coast of Alaska in response to the Gulf’s deepwater spill, and you still remain committed to locking up ANWR and other oil-rich lands, please know you are making a mistake. Unless we continue to drill here and drill now, we risk digging ourselves deeper into the hole created by our continued dependence on foreign energy – which often comes from regimes that care nothing for our prosperity or security, and even less for global environmental safety. 

We need affordable, reliable, secure, environmentally-sound, and domestically-produced energy, but this administration continues to lock up federal land filled with huge energy reserves. If there is to be a moratorium on offshore development, then it’s time we stop ignoring our safest options for domestic development – places like ANWR and NPR-A in my home state of Alaska.

And it’s time for the administration to stop passing the buck and get control of the disaster in the Gulf. There’s a reason why Harry Truman had that famous sign on his desk. The “buck stops” with the occupant of the Oval Office. When the American people elected President Obama they gave him responsibility to handle this disaster. He promised to “heal the earth, and watch the waters recede...” or something far-fetched like that. It was unbelievable then, it’s impossible now, but what I believe he meant was that he promised to be held accountable. With all due respect, Mr. President, you have a huge job in front of you. We hope you’re learning. Please learn that we must have domestic energy development, you must stop looking backward and blaming Bush, and we must all work together to “plug the d#*! hole.” 

- Sarah Palin

Is It Legal? Megyn Kelly Takes On Sarah Palin's New Neighbor Joe McGinniss

(Videos) Weekly Lamestream Media Attacks On Governor Sarah Palin

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Sarah Palin Footage Rolls During Lindsay Lohan Story on MSNBC


Lefty Magazine Publisher Can't Contain Anti-Palin Acrimony


MSNBC's David Shuster Rips Sarah Palin for 'Dem Hit List'


Governor Sarah Palin vs Gibbs


MSNBC Anchor Touts Journalist Who Compared Palin to Larry the Cable

(Video) Beck on Sarah Palin's Neighbor McGinniss & Boycott Random House

Joe McGinniss Contact Information:  7 Pine Tree Circle, Amherst MA, 01002. (413) 230-3064.  Joe bid over $60,000 on an E-bay auction to dine with Sarah. He obviously dislikes her a lot, read here: Sarah Palin Bus Hoax

(Video) Nikki Haley For South Carolina Governor Ad w/ Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin Welcomes Joe McGinniss: New Neighbor & So-Called Journalist Writing Palin Book

Just When Ya Think It Can’t Get Any More “Interesting”... Welcome, Neighbor!

Spring has sprung in Alaska, and with this beautiful season comes the news today that the Palins have a new neighbor! Welcome, Joe McGinniss!

Yes, that Joe McGinniss. Here he is – about 15 feet away on the neighbor’s rented deck overlooking my children’s play area and my kitchen window. Maybe we’ll welcome him with a homemade blueberry pie tomorrow so he’ll know how friendly Alaskans are.

We found out the good news today. Upon my family’s return this morning from endorsement rallies and speeches in the Lower 48 states, I finally got the chance to tackle my garden and lawn this evening! So, putting on the shorts and tank top to catch that too-brief northern summer sun and placing a giddy Trig in his toddler backpack for a lawn-mowing adventure, I looked up in surprise to see a “new neighbor” overlooking my property just a stone’s throw away. Needless to say, our outdoor adventure ended quickly after Todd went to introduce himself to the stranger who was peering in...

Joe announced to Todd that he’s moved in right next door to us. He’s rented the place for the next five months or so. He moved up all the way from Massachusetts to live right next to us – while he writes a book about me. Knowing of his many other scathing pieces of “journalism” (including the bizarre anti-Palin administration oil development pieces that resulted in my Department of Natural Resources announcing that his work is the most twisted energy-related yellow journalism they’d ever encountered), we’re sure to have a doozey to look forward to with this treasure he’s penning. Wonder what kind of material he’ll gather while overlooking Piper’s bedroom, my little garden, and the family’s swimming hole?

Welcome, Joe! It’ll be a great summer – come borrow a cup of sugar if ever you need some sweetener. And you know what they say about “fences make for good neighbors”? Well, we’ll get started on that tall fence tomorrow, and I’ll try to keep Trig’s squeals down to a quiet giggle so we don’t disturb your peaceful summer. Enjoy!

- Sarah Palin

(Video) ABC & CBS News Las Vegas Coverage Of Sarah Palin

Link: ABC Las Vegas: Sarah Palin's visit to Vegas attracts environmental protesters




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Palin Greeted in Vegas by Protestors of Oil Drilling

Las Vegas Transcript:

“You understand the opportunities that we have here, especially in America, Let me ask you, do you love your freedom that you have here in America? Well, so do I.”

“What would our communities be without our shopping centers?” she asked. “Meeting our needs is what it is that you do.” The crowd cheered. “You are the backbone of our nation’s economy,  a free-market economy in which business owners have control over their destinies is best for everyone”

“Las Vegas is a portrait of the American entrepreneurial spirit. Just as Las Vegas was built in a barren desert, she said, small business owners know what it is like to make “something out of nothing.”

“I think that every politician who wants to run for office should have run a business before,” “I was so proud of the good, noble mayor here, Mayor Goodman, who dared take on anyone who suggested Vegas wasn’t a good place to be,” she said. “I thought, man, he sounds like he’s goin’ rogue. He took on the president, even.”

“I’m going to tell you something that only my family and some of my close friends know about me,” she said. “I’ve never been the biggest shopper in the world.”

“When I served on the city council in Wasilla, I voted against anything that would limit the freedom of businesses. I didn’t want Wasilla to pass any ordinance that would deter businesses from settling there, on my watch, Wasilla grew from a town without a Wal-Mart into a small retail center. “Other countries can look to America and see some of the … things that we do that they can emulate,” she said. “And ultimately it will help create a more prosperous, a more safer, even a freer world.”

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Sarah Palin praises free market at Las Vegas convention

Drudge Report: Sarah Palin On Obama In Bed With Big Oil (Day 34 Little Done)

Washington, D.C. (AFP) – Right-wing darling Sarah Palin accused US President Barack Obama on Sunday of leading a lax response to the Gulf of Mexico spill because he is too close to the big oil companies.

The former vice presidential candidate and Alaska governor, who champions off-shore drilling, criticized the media for not drawing the link between Obama and big oil and said if this spill had happened under former Republican president George W. Bush the scrutiny would have been far tougher.

"I don't know why the question isn't asked by the mainstream media and by others if there's any connection with the contributions made to president Obama and his administration and the support by the oil companies to the administration," she told Fox News Sunday.

More than 3.5 million dollars has been given to candidates by BP over the last 20 years, with the largest single donation, 77,051 dollars, going to Obama, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

Palin suggested this close relationship explained why Obama was, "taking so doggone long to get in there, to dive in there, and grasp the complexity and the potential tragedy that we are seeing here in the Gulf of Mexico." […]

The Obama administration has been forced to defend its response to the disaster as some Republicans have sought to portray it as their Katrina, an allusion to president Bush's mishandling of the response to the 2005 hurricane that devastated Louisiana.

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(Video) Sarah Palin On Fox News Sunday: Obama In Bed With Big Oil

Palin accuses Obama of being in bed with big oil

(VIDEO) Local ABC, NBC & Fox On Sarah Palin In Devner & Full Speech

NBC Denver: Thousands set to turn out for Palin event


Fox News Denver: Sarah Palin visits Denver
 

Sarah Palin’s Full Speech In Denver

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ABC News Denver: Sarah Palin Visits Denver, Does Not Endorse Any Candidates

Sarah Palin Defeats Obama By Electoral College Votes Of 282 To 256

Even Sarah’s most ardent supporters sometimes tell us “there’s no way the media is going to let her win”.  Unfortunately some conservatives voters have the mindset this is true. Polls specifically written to Sarah’s detriment are repeated constantly to create the impression she is terminally ‘divisive’  ‘not qualified’  or ‘weak with independents’.  All those make for good headlines from liberal media sources but are virtually meaningless in the real word of politics. […]

The Electoral Votes allotted to each state will change significantly in 2012 due to the census and will favor Palin.  This is subject to review, per the census totals, but projections of gain and losses are as follows:

• +3: Texas

• +2: Florida

• +1: Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Utah

• -1: Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, Pennsylvania

• -2: New York, Ohio […]

Let’s look at the most likely path to victory and the one that was evident in the week following her selection as VP candidate prior to the economic collapse in 2008.  The map will you show you the colors and the outcome of Palin winning back:  Florida, Virginia, Ohio, North Carolina, Indiana, Colorado & Nevada for an electoral victory of 282-256.

Governor Palin could lose either Colorado or Nevada and still win.  Ohio would remain the key but the ‘Obama Economy’ has driven that states unemployment rate through the roof.  It will be a battle but Palin can win there in a traditionally GOP state.

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Sarah Palin Holding All the Right Cards in 2012 Electoral College Battle for Presidency

Rasmussen: Sarah Palin Endorsement Of Nikki Haley (SC Gov) Catapults Her From Last To First

With South Carolina’s Republican Primary for Governor less than three weeks away, State Representative Nikki Haley, coming off a fresh endorsement by Sarah Palin, now leads the GOP pack.

A new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Republican Primary voters shows Haley earning 30% support. She’s followed by State Attorney General Henry McMaster who picks up 19% and Congressman Gresham Barrett with 17%. Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer captures 12% of the vote. [...]

Haley, who trails the other three Republicans in fundraising and has long been viewed as the underdog, already had the support of popular former South Carolina First Lady Jenny Sanford. But on Friday she was endorsed by Palin at a widely-publicized statehouse rally. Primary turnout is always unpredictable, but the high-profile endorsement is undoubtedly good for Haley’s name recognition, especially among a conservative electorate with a strong Tea Party tinge.

Haley, in fact, now has a slightly larger lead among conservative GOP voters than she has among Republican voters in general. Women voters are nearly twice as likely as male voters to still be undecided, and several political analysts say the “rock star sisterhood” of Palin and Sanford could be a big boost for Haley’s bid to be the state’s first woman governor.

What Rasmussen did not poll or look into is the lack of any jump in Nikki Haley’s numbers after Romney’s endoresment! 

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Election 2010: South Carolina Republican Primary for Governor

Sarah Palin Will Announce Her Candidacy On Feb 6th 2011 In Tampico, Illinois

Sarah Palin will announce her candidacy for President in Tampico, Illinois (or maybe Dixon or Eureka) on February 6, 2011, Dutch Reagan's 100th birthday. That is not just my prediction/fantasy; others thought the same after her Wednesday address in Chicagoland's suburban Rosemont, where she unabashedly took charge of the then erupting Highland Park school debacle.

Palin fired up the Chicago crowd, citing Ronald Reagan as a driving influence in her life and political career. […]

A Palin announcement on the Gipper's 100th birthday would be that day's Alaska-icing on the Conservative cake. Statues of Ronald (Dutch) Reagan will be unveiled in London, U.K., and in Tampico, Ill. The Tampico statue will be erected in Reagan Park across from Dutch's Diner (best pies in the Midwest). Lowell Park will install a replica of Dutch's lifeguard stand/chair where teen-aged Ronald Reagan saved 77 lives as the lifeguard on the Rock River's right bank, notching his log-chair for each save. Eureka College, Reagan's alma mater, will conduct a program reflecting on his Midwestern roots and values.

The Gipper's big 100th birthday falls on Super Bowl Sunday, 2/6/11! Parties everywhere! What better day for Sarah to announce her candidacy!

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Will Palin use 100th birthday of Reagan to announce for the presidency?

Sarah Palin: More Media Inaccuracies & 1/2 Truths On My Pelosi & Obama Comments

The more things change, the more they stay the same with twisted media coverage of my comments. Stories from yesterday are littered with typical inaccuracies and half truths; and in our never-ending quest to hold the press accountable, here are the points that require correction:

1) I was not “interviewed” by ABC News. I had an ABC News camera in my face while I was signing things and greeting some attendees following the Susan B. Anthony List Breakfast. 

2) My remarks at the NRA Annual Meeting regarding the anti-Second Amendment sentiments of Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi were as follows:

“President Obama and his allies like Nancy Pelosi have been relatively quiet on the gun control front – not because they don’t want to limit your rights, but because they’re afraid of the political consequences. Don’t doubt for a minute that if they thought they could get away with it, they would ban guns, and ban ammunition, and gut the Second Amendment.” (emphasis added)

That’s what I said. And here’s what Barack Obama himself once said: “Even if I want to take them away, I don’t have the votes in Congress.” (emphasis added)

Now, what proof do we have that he would want to limit our Second Amendment rights? Well, he made some pretzel-like equivocating statements about our individual right to keep and bear arms, and he flip-flopped on his opinion in the Heller case and then still wouldn’t come out and say that the court made the right decision. But the real proof is his terrible anti-gun record as a state senator in Illinois, where he voted repeatedly in favor of banning guns and ammunition. He even expressed his support for state legislation to “ban the manufacture, sale and possession of handguns.” (This outrageous position was declared in a questionnaire, which candidate Obama later claimed he “never saw or approved,” despite the fact that his handwriting was on it – a fact which he did not dispute.)

As for Nancy Pelosi – she’s a San Francisco Democrat. That should be proof enough. But if you require more: She has an F rating from the NRA and supports gun bans and registration laws. 

As noted in my remarks, I don’t believe that it’s politically expedient for them to attack our Second Amendment Rights. But that doesn’t mean they wouldn’t like to do so if they had the chance. 

3) Despite reporters’ claims to the contrary, Obamacare does allow for public funding of abortion in myriad ways, which is why the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (speaking as the voice of authority for the Catholic Church in America) unequivocally opposed Obamacare despite the Church’s long desire for health care reform. 

4) As for the remarks I made yesterday about my beautiful son, Trig, I ask that you watch my speech here and judge for yourself my intentions. 

- Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin's Full NRA Speech: Obama Would Ban Guns If He Could

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Sarah Palin On Facebook: Let’s have our own bake sale! Let the girls play ball!

This has-been ball player/Wasilla Warrior would like to send a shout out of support to the Highland Park High School Giants Girls Basketball Team in Illinois. These girls have been working, having bake sales, and saving money for months in order play in a hoop tournament in Arizona. They’ve won their school’s first conference title in 26 years, but now because a school bureaucrat – an assistant superintendent – wants to play politics, they’re not allowed to play ball.

Keeping girls off the court for political reasons? As I said last night in Illinois: “Them’s fightin’ words.” 

The assistant superintendent claims that a trip to Arizona “would not be aligned with our beliefs and values.” But apparently the school has no problem sending kids on trips to China, which has a population control policy that is anti-girl in practice – contributing to female infanticide and abandonment and sex-selective abortions. So, is China – with its many serious human rights violations (too many to list here) – “aligned” with the “values and beliefs” of the school? But our sister-state of Arizona is not? Really? This is ridiculous and totally unfair to the girls who just want to play ball. Going to Arizona to play in a tournament will not endanger them, and the ban sure doesn’t solve the problem of unsecured borders.

These boycotts of Arizona will not help the state or lead to positive change. Economic and political boycotts of our nation’s 48th state will hurt all Arizonans – including all members of the Hispanic community. If people really want to help, they should tell President Obama to do his job: secure the border. If he were to do his job, the good people of Arizona, who have been overwhelmed by violence on their border, would not feel compelled to do it for him.

In the meantime, let’s help the girls “go rogue” and go play ball. Please take a look at this Facebook page set up on their behalf.

Let’s have our own bake sale! Let the girls play ball!

- Sarah Palin

Governor Sarah Palin Carries Reagan's Torch In Chicago (Full 40min Speech)

Gov. Palin Carries Reagan's Torch in Rosemont Part 1


Gov. Palin Carries Reagan's Torch in Rosemont Part 2


Gov. Palin Carries Reagan's Torch in Rosemont Part 3


Gov. Palin Carries Reagan's Torch in Rosemont Part 4

UK’s New 1st Family Special Ties w/ America’s Next 1st Family (The Palins)

David and Samantha Cameron, like Todd and Sarah Palin, embody the center-right belief in family and other forms of voluntary community, as well as in individual freedom and responsibility, in their families. The first child of the Camerons, like the fifth child of the Palins, was special. 

Concerning the condition of their first child, David Cameron said, "The news hits you like a freight train ... You are depressed for a while because you are grieving for the difference between your hopes and the reality. But then you get over that, because he's wonderful.” Similarly, this is what Sarah Palin said about her special child, “I’m looking at him right now, and I see perfection. Yeah, he has an extra chromosome. I keep thinking, in our world, what is normal and what is perfect?”

We believe in life, in life in abundance, in human flourishing in matters economic, scientific and cultural. We oppose the agenda of death, of forced abortion, euthanasia, and government ordered “do not treat” lists.

Dr. Clifford F. Thies is a professor of Economics at the Univ. of Shenandoah - Virginia and Senior Editor of Libertarian Republican.

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Texas4Palin: Thies: The Camerons share a special bond with the Palins

Libertarian Republican: Loving parents of Special Needs Child now Occupants of 10 Downing Street

Sarah Palin Keynote At Fundraiser In Vancouver Oct 14th & Birmingham May 11th (2010 Schedule)

Sarah Palin first made history on December 4, 2006 when she was sworn in as the first female governor of Alaska. In August 2008, Senator John McCain tapped Palin to serve as his vice-presidential running mate in his presidential campaign, making her the first woman to run on the Republican Party's presidential ticket.

In Alaska, her top priorities included fiscal restraint, limiting the size of government, resource development, education, equitable oil valuation as well as transportation and infrastructure development. Palin fought for ethics reform and transparency in government.

Palin has a long record of achievement and experience in public office. Prior to her election as Governor, Palin served two terms on the Wasilla City Council and two terms as the mayor of Wasilla. During her tenure, she reduced property tax levels while increasing services and made Wasilla a business-friendly environment, drawing in new industry.

Under her leadership as Governor, Alaska invested $5 billion in state savings, overhauled education funding and protected Alaska's natural resources. She created Alaska's Petroleum Systems Integrity Office to provide oversight and maintenance of oil and gas equipment, facilities and infrastructure and the Climate Change Subcabinet to prepare a climate change strategy for Alaska.

During Governor Palin's first year in office, three of her administration's major proposed pieces of legislation passed—an overhaul of the state's ethics laws, a competitive process to construct a natural gas pipeline and a restructuring of Alaska's oil valuation formula.

Palin is past chair of the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, a multistate government agency that promotes the conservation and efficient recovery of domestic oil and natural gas resources while protecting health, safety and the environment. She also served as chair of the National Governors Association (NGA) Natural Resources Committee, which was charged with pursuing legislation to ensure state needs are considered as federal policy is formulated in the areas of agriculture, energy, environmental protection and natural resource management.

Palin is a contributor for FOX News where she offers her political commentary and analysis across all FOX News platforms, including FOX Business Channel, FOXNews.com and FOX News Radio. She also participates in special event political programming for FOX Broadcasting.

She is the author of The New York Times best-selling book, Going Rogue: An American Life (November 2009), a powerful, no-nonsense book about principles and reform and was named to TIME magazine’s 2010 "100 Most Influential People" list.

Full Schedule

February 5 - Salina, KS - Salina's Chamber of Commerce

February 6 - Nashville, TN - Keynote Speaker Tea Party Convention 

February 7 - Houston, TX - Campaign Rally for Governor Rick Perry,

February 8 - Redding, CA - Sierra Cascade Expo.com

February 14 - Daytona, FL - Daytona 500 

February 15 - Daytona, FL- Daytona Chamber of Commerce

February 16 - Little Rock, AR - The Arkansas Republican Party 

March 5 - Columbus, OH - Ohio Right To Life

March 6 - Calgary, AB - BMO Centre's Palomino Room at Stampede Park

March 12 - Orlando, FL - Lincoln Day Dinner Orange County Republicans

March 13 - Tulsa, OK - Take Our Country Back Tour

March 25 - Beaumont, TX  Get Motivated (8am)

March 25 - Midland, TX  Liberty & Freedom Foundation (2pm & Not Confirmed)

March 25 - Midland, TX  Petroleum Club (6:15pm & Not Confirmed)

March 26 & 27 - Arizona - Campaigning for Senator John McCain

March 27 - Searchlight, NV - Kickoff for Tea Party Express

April 6 - Las Vegas, NV - Keynote speaker, 2010 Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America Convention

April 7 - Minnesota - Campaigning for Congresswoman Michele Bachmann 

April 8 - New Orleans - Southern Republican Leadership Conference

April 14 - Boston, MA - Stop on The Tea Party Express

April 15 - Hamilton, ON - Charity of Hope

April 16 - Louisville, KY - Women Of Joy

April 22 - Houston, TX - Barbara Bush's Literacy Foundation's "A Celebration of Reading"

April 23 - Eugene, OR - Lane County Republican Party Fundraiser

April 29 - Austin, TX - Majella Society: An Evening With Sarah Palin

April 30 - Dallas, TX - An Evening With Sarah Palin by Palin 4 Life

May 1 - Independence, MO - Preserving American Liberty

May 2 - Wichita, KS - Bethel Life School fundraiser

May 12 - Chicago, IL - Rosemont Theartre or Ticket-master

May 11 - Birmingham, AL - Rainbow Omega

May 13 - Benton Harbor, MI - Economic Club of Southwestern Michigan

May 14 - Washington, DC - Susan B. Anthony List Celebration of Life Breakfast

May 14 - Charlotte, NC - NRA Annual Convention

May 19 - Richmond, VA - Sarah Palin at Get Motivated! Seminar 

May 22 - Denver, CO -  An Evening With Sarah Palin 

June 4 - Charlotte,  NC - 'America, The Greatest Nation' Dinner 

June 5 - Charlotte, NC - Blue-ridge Educational Resource Group

June 25 - Turlock, CA - CSU Stanislaus' 50th Anniversary Gala

June 26 -  Tyler, TX - An Evening With Sarah Palin

June 29 - Atlanta, GA - The P.U.R.E. Ministry

June 30 - Las Vegas, NV - Sarah Palin Speech to BPAA Convention

August 28 - Washington, DC - Governor Palin at Restoring Honor Rally

September 12 - Missoula, MT - Sarah Palin at fundraiser for Teen Challenge

September 13 - Kansas City, OK - Sarah Palin speaks to Vitae Foundation 

September 14 - Waco, TX - Sarah Palin speaks at CareNet annual banquet

September 16 - Louisville, KY - The National Quartet Convention

October 7 - Montgomery, AL - Faulkner University Benefit Dinner

October 9 - Bakersfield, CA - Bakersfield Business Conference

October 14 - Vancouver, Canada - NHLA Annual Convention