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Flipping Michigan red is huge. It had been a blue state since 1988, so it was thrilling to see the numbers today. They deserve the best. Michigan really can be the “Comeback State.” I told people at my recent rallies there that they are blessed with every element of a perfectly positive storm that could, finally, rev up their state’s economy like they deserve: the natural resources, the industrial infrastructure, and most importantly the manpower and work ethic. And now, finally, Michigan has chosen a pro-private sector presidential candidate who knows how to create jobs. I’ve felt this way about...

Protesters threw beer and opened a can of pepper spray during a visit from former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s (R) visit to the Town Pump Tavern in Detroit on Sunday night where she was slated to campaign for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and participate in an interview with Fox News’s Bill O’Reilly. . . . Shortly after Palin’s arrival at the Detroit bar, two men began to yell obscenities and anti-Trump rhetoric before they were removed by the owner. According to an eyewitness, a woman threw beer on the bar owner while he was walking the men out of...

Former governor of Alaska joins 'The O'Reilly Factor' to discuss the final days of election 2016. Watch Palin contend with abject pomposity and ego bloat.

Former half-term Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) appeared on Bill O'Reilly's Sunday night politics special to offer special insight into the presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. "Well, if Trump wins, then America wins," said Palin, who was appearing via satellite from Detroit. (please see link for full article)

Back to the Buckeye State! Calls from Trump Tower late today announce the mission for supporters is "divide and conquer", so with the Tarheel State covered tomorrow by the "Women For Trump" bus tour (and the man himself!) we head back to beautiful Ohio for a full day of energizing events. Hope to see you on the trail! 10:05am - Hamilton County Grassroots Rally Location: Anderson Bar & Grill Address: 8060 Beechmont Ave; Cincinnati, OH 12:10pm - Montgomery County Grassroots Meet & Greet Location: Trump-Pence Victory Center Address: 3020 Far Hills Avenue; Kettering, OH 2:10pm - Fayette County Grassroots Rally...

Former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin will campaign for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump over the next several days in Michigan and North Carolina, and will join him on Election Night, according to NBC News Capitol Hill correspondent Kelly O’Donnell. .@SarahPalinUSA will campaign for @realDonaldTrump in Michigan & North Carolina and join him election night in NYC. — Kelly O’Donnell (@KellyO) November 4, 2016 In 2008, Palin wanted to campaign in Michigan through the final days, where some believed she could draw large amounts of support, but aides to Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) refused to allow her to do so...

It was great to witness UNLV's Presidential debate tonight. Great running in to many friends! Trump ran the table and clearly explained his vision for making America safe and strong again. What a gamble it would be to vote for status quo failed government... more of the same of what dug us into the mess we're in today. Thank you to superb law enforcement personnel for keeping everyone safe tonight. Incredible job; incredibly tough task they accomplish - with a smile, no less! Seems silly media sheep are all chomping down on one issue after this debate, at least according...

NOTE: after seeing the YouTube, I could not resist contacting the two congresswomen. Maybe some of you would like to send them a fax with your opinion. FAX (202) 226-6890 Congresswoman Schakowsky: I saw the YouTube in which you refused to condemn Bill Maher for calling Sarah Palin a c*nt and dumb tw*t and for refusing to call on President Obama to return the $1 million that Maher gave to his SuperPac. Since it is apparently okay with you to use those demeaning and disgusting words against Governor Palin, I am going to presume that, if I wrote a parody...

Former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will be attending the final debate in Las Vegas as Donald Trump’s guest, according to Politico. Palin endorsed Trump in Iowa ahead of the state’s caucuses. She did not attend the Republican National Convention in Ohio this summer because it was “a long ways away” from Alaska. President Obama’s half-brother Malik is also attending the debate as the Republican nominee’s guest. Patricia Smith, the mother of one of the Americans killed in Benghazi, and a former reporter who today leveled new sexual assault allegations against former President Bill Clinton will also be attendance.

WikiLeaks emails show reporter agreed to let Clinton campaign cut quotes before story ran. Hillary Clinton spent time in summer 2015 with The New York Times reporter Mark Leibovich and made a crack about 2008 Republican presidential candidate Sarah Palin. But the remark didn’t make it into the long profile. Leibovich agreed to give the Clinton campaign veto power over the statements she made. The revelation comes in Part III of a massive email release from WikiLeaks. Leibovich evidently gave the campaign the ability to ax quotes as part of a deal for access. Danielle Rhoades Ha, vice president of...

The New York Times allowed the Clinton Campaign to pick and choose what parts of an interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton would be used in an article titled, “Re-Re-Re-Reintroducing Hillary Clinton,” the Wikileaks release of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s emails have revealed. The Clinton campaign vetoed nearly the entire interview, but even in the portions they did approve for publication, they had Mark Leibovich edit out a mention of Sarah Palin, apparently at Hillary’s personal request. “My apologies for the delay. I finally had to get her in person,” Clinton Campaign Communication Director Jennifer Palmieri replies to Leibovich, implying...

WARNING A new decades-old recording of Donald J. Trump has just been leaked. This language will SHOCK the media and the professional political class, including the GOP establishment. Watch at your own risk: Decades Old Video of Trump

Disgusting, shameful, totally disrespectful "locker room" garbage, privately shared between two Hollywood playboys over a decade ago, is now made to be "the crudeness heard 'round the world." The old Bush and Trump braggart comments were beyond abhorrent and offensive, though both boys apologized for them. As offensive, however, is media obsession with a very old conversation between non-political figures when we're in a crucial time facing earth-altering shifts in our future. The Supreme Court, international tinderbox relationships, global security, and our entire economy hang in the balance. With the question of what kind of country we will leave our...

Still disloyal after all these years . . . Eight years after being a putative aide to Sarah Palin, Nicolle Wallace can’t stop trashing the woman she supposedly worked for. On today’s Morning Joe, Wallace suggested that if ignorance of foreign policy were an asset, “Sarah Palin would be Vice-President of the United States.” Wallace’s unworthy remark came in the context of a discussion of Libertarian president candidate Gary Johnson’s claim that his own ignorance of foreign policy was an asset since it makes him less likely to get involved in foreign wars. View the video here.

In a statement to Breitbart News, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin responded to President Obama’s comments in a recent interview with New York Magazine’s Jonathan Chait that he sees “a straight line” starting from Palin’s vice presidential nomination in 2008 to the rise of the Tea Party movement and ultimately to the candidacy of Donald Trump.

In an interview with New York Magazine published on Monday, President Obama vented his thoughts on the 2016 presidential election, noting some similarities between his election in 2008 and the current political climate, wondering when the "fever will break" - and even mentioning his former 2008 opponent by name.No, not John McCain. The president said there's a "straight line" between Sarah Palin's selection as the GOP vice presidential nominee in 2008 and Donald Trump's insurgent presidential campaign: "I see a straight line from the announcement of Sarah Palin as the vice-presidential nominee to what we see today in Donald Trump,...

The path that brought the Republican Party to nominating Donald Trump as its candidate for the White House began in 2008, President Barack Obama said in an interview published Monday, when Sarah Palin joined John McCain’s GOP ticket. “I see a straight line from the announcement of Sarah Palin as the vice-presidential nominee to what we see today in Donald Trump, the emergence of the Freedom Caucus, the tea party, and the shift in the center of gravity for the Republican Party,” the president told New York Magazine. “Whether that changes, I think, will depend in part on the outcome...

Nothing is more fun than the infiltration of traditionally liberal Hollywood; gives us a chance to interact with those who may assume they can’t have much in common with a Commonsense Conservative. I always have a blast doing these pop culture venues! This one sure was: here’s a sneak peek of our Match Game episode with my liberal pal Alec Baldwin – airs tonight as the season finale on ABC 10/9pm central. I thoroughly enjoyed working with the entire cast and crew on this episode. My aspiring-comedian nephew Payton McCann accompanies me on these forays – he’s the best sidekick...

Leave Hillary Alone, Bullies Aww, c'mon guys, give her a break. Anyone can be out of commission.... for weeks on end... whilst in the heat of battle for the highest office in the land. No press conferences for nearly a year? No scheduled campaign events for days upon days? No statements, no answers, no accountability, no problem. Layin' low to run out the clock before November, but you're SEXIST for noticing it. And you're MISOGYNIST for questioning a female's fitness. Good thing media didn't hound the crap out of '08 candidate John McCain for his decades-old military medical records or...

Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” former Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK), the 2008 GOP vice-presidential nominee, reacted to reports that current Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was softening on immigration policy. According to Palin, regardless of what Trump is doing on immigration, it will be better than the alternative, which is what Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton do with regards to immigration.