“Texas has prospered by sticking to its conservative principles.” Comparing Texas and her home state of Alaska as “big, wide open states with hard working people,” “conservative governmental philosophy practiced in Texas could be applied nationally to revive the economy”
“We need the courage to do what’s morally right and cut taxes so small businesses can hire more people,” “That’s how our economy can come roaring back to life.”
Sarah Palin on Obama Care: "Obamacare is not sustainable” “It’s impossible to fund. They say we would learn to like their programs if only we were smart enough to understand them. But we are smart enough to understand. We just don’t like them.”
In an apparent reference to reports this week of threats and vandalism aimed at Democratic leaders and their property, Palin said, “We are not inciting violence.”
For dinner, Palin chose the Midland Petroleum Club, where she was the keynote speaker for a fundraiser put on by the Liberty and Freedom Foundation of New York City. Mayor, Wes Perry, joined hundreds of others in attendance.
"She's very charismatic. You can understand why she's the national figure that she is when you hear her speak", said attendee, Steve Burleson. Sarah Palin’s sense of humor. "She said that when she ran for Vice President they finished second out of 2 in the race so everybody thought that was pretty funny"
On Obama & The Deficit:
“many Americans are working against the trillion dollar deficits enacted by Congress and the Obama administration. Patriots are standing up and speaking out neighbors helping neighbors”
“What makes America exceptional is not her politicians, it’s her people,” “I see it in our brave men and women in uniform who are willing to sacrifice it all for our country.”
On The Federal Government & Domentic Energy:
“Freedom is a God given right and worth fighting for. Our government is supposed to be working for us. We’re not supposed to be working for the government.”
“When they’re trying to keep you from speaking out (and I get this from my dad), don’t retreat, just reload.”“God created these rich resources in Texas,” “U.S. is asking foreign countries to sell it more oil because it has neglected its domestic production”
In a reference to threats and vandalism aimed at Democratic leaders, Palin said, "We are not inciting violence."When they're trying to keep you from speaking out (and I get this from my dad), don't retreat, just reload."
Amanda Kim Stairrett of The Killeen Daily Herald Reported: Palin visits post
Ft Hood, TX – The Governor was welcomed to Central Texas Friday night by a crowd calling her name. "Sa-rah! Sa-rah! Sar-ah!" chanted the hundreds of troops and civilians waiting in the food court at the Clear Creek Main Exchange.
Sarah Palin made a stop at Ft Hood from 6 to 9 p.m. as part of her nationwide book tour. "Going Rogue: An American Life" was released Nov. 18 and is No. 1 on the New York Times Best Seller List.
Larry Sharp made the three-hour drive from Brenham and was the first person in line at 8:30 p.m. Thursday.
Store officials handed out 500 wristbands to waiting customers, which guaranteed they'd get an autograph. Blue tickets were given to the next 250 in line, which gave them the possibility of meeting Sarah Palin. If time permitted, the 500 people in line behind them might get a chance for an autograph and a few words with Palin.
Sharp wanted to meet Palin so he could give her a hug and words of encouragement. The media makes disparaging remarks about her, he said shortly after getting a copy of "Going Rogue" signed, and he wanted her to know that people really do care about her.
Palin was joined by her husband, Todd, and Sharp appreciated he was by his wife's side. Sharp waited in line outside and later inside the store for about 22 hours. He wore a pair of brown Carhart overalls to keep warm. Palin recognized the brand and told Sharp she loved his Carhart, he recalled with a proud smile.
Was the wait worth the brief moments with Palin? "Absolutely," Sharp said. "Absolutely. She's a lady that has class."
Customers at Friday's event were limited to two books each, and the store made 4,000 books available, Deb Jantek, Clear Creek manager said earlier this week. Post officials said Friday that a portion of the Fort Hood book sales would go to the Association of the U.S. Army's fund to aid victims and families of the Nov. 5 shooting at the Soldier Readiness Processing Center.
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