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Hundreds of Mid-Missourians braved traffic and parking issues Saturday for tickets to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's Monday campaign stop in Jefferson City, now set to include a performance by country singer Hank Williams Jr. Palin is scheduled to appear at 11 a.m. Monday, rain or shine, on the Capitol's south lawn. Admission for the event will open at 8 a.m. About 3,500 free tickets became available Saturday morning and may be picked up through 9 p.m. Sunday or until they are gone at 2015 Missouri Blvd. A total of 10,000 tickets were being distributed at Victory 2008 or GOP headquarters...

Remember last April when Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., clumsily described economically struggling small towners as "cling"ing to guns, God, and bigotry? Hank Williams Jr., does. In a new radio spot airing in Montana, Williams says: "When Barack Obama said folks like you and me were bitter, and clinging to religion, I knew he just doesn't understand small town America," says Williams, adding: "We love our God, and we love our guns, 'specially handed down from our grandfathers. And we resent it when liberals like Obama question our way of life. Don't be bitter, vote McCain." One has to say: Montana?...

Hank Williams JR- "The McCain-Palin Tradition"

Gov. Sarah Palin will be joined in Colorado on Monday by country music singer Hank Williams Jr., who has retooled his classic "Family Tradition" into an ode to Palin and Sen. John McCain. Williams Jr. has been performing at campaign events recently, singing the national anthem and then firing up the crowd with the new version of his song, "McCain-Palin Tradition." The new lyrics take on the "left-wing liberal media" and Democrats, with veiled references to Sen. Barack Obama. Palin will be in Colorado Springs at 8 a.m. Monday, followed by a noon stop in Loveland and a 6 p.m....

This is the song that opened the Virginia rally today.It's hot!

The Freedom Alliance is a 501(c)3 educational and charitable organization founded by USMC Lieutenant Colonel (ret) Oliver North. It has raised over 7 million dollars since its inception in 1990. A primary mission of the foundation is to provide scholarships for the children of service members who are killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty, or currently classified as POW or MIA. The recipients to date include sons and daughters of those killed (or POW/MIA) during the Vietnam War, the 2000 attack upon the USS Cole, the 9/11 attack upon the Pentagon, and during the Greater War on...

The 2006 Freedom Concert is upon us! http://www.freedomalliance.org/2006_concert_page.html The NJ Freedom Concert is Friday, July 21. http://www.freedomalliance.org/06freedomconcert.html The CA Freedom Concert is Wednesday, August 2. http://www.freedomalliance.org/06freedomconcerCA.html Who is going?

It's fitting that Sean Hannity's fourth annual Freedom Concert tomorrow will be held once again at Six Flags Great Adventure amusement park in Jackson, N.J. Hannity has had a great adventure of his own the past few years. His afternoon radio show on WABC (770 AM) is syndicated to more than 500 stations, and his 12 million-15 million weekly listeners put him behind only Rush Limbaugh. But numbers are only part of the story. Between the radio and his evening "Hannity and Colmes" on the Fox News Channel, the 44-year-old Hannity has risen above a crowded pack to become one...

MEMPHIS, April 4 (UPI) -- Country music star Hank Williams Jr. Tuesday surrendered to police on charges he allegedly assaulted a Memphis waitress. Williams, 56, cut short a hunting trip after learning a warrant and an all-points-bulletin had been issued for him, E! Online reported. With his attorney in tow, he reported to Shelby County Sheriff's deputies and was booked on a charge of assault with intent to commit bodily harm. Holly Hornbeak, a 19-year-old Memphis hotel bar waitress, claimed Williams cursed at her, asked to kiss her, then lifted her up in a choke hold when she refused just...

Hank Jr. knocks down race rumors No special requests made on care for daughters, says Med By Pamela Perkins Contact March 18, 2006 Country music legend Hank Williams Jr. and officials at the Regional Medical Center at Memphis held a press conference Friday to dispel rumors -- rampant in local broadcast media -- accusing him of requesting racially motivated changes in the staff members caring for his two daughters. "My blood pressure went up 50 points" upon learning of the rumor, Williams said. "I challenge you to interview anyone in this hospital about what they think about Randall Hank Williams...

NEAR NAJAF, Iraq - As the sun sets, nearly 3,000 vehicles are lined up single file on a highway deep inside Iraq. "Holy ... will you look at that," says Capt. Chris Carter, commanding officer of A Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, glancing over his shoulder. "Looks like a traffic jam in Atlanta." Seated in the right hand chair in the turret of a Bradley fighting vehicle, Carter, from Watkinsville, Ga., begins singing. The five others in the vehicle hear him over their headsets, the only way possible because of the roar of the diesel engine and the clack-clack...