Posted on 12/08/2014 7:58:14 AM PST by Bratch
About a year out of the 2016 Iowa caucuses, Governor Palin’s taking part in the Iowa Freedom Summit hosted by Congressman Steve King and Citizens United.
The event was announced a few weeks back and reported by Politico:
Iowa Rep. Steve King, the GOP lawmaker well-known for his deeply conservative position on immigration, is hosting a January summit for possible 2016 hopefuls, according to a new report from the Des Moines Register.
The event, dubbed the Iowa Freedom Summit, is slated for Jan. 24 in Des Moines, and three likely Republican presidential hopefuls — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee — are confirmed as attending, the report said.
The news of Governor Palin’s participation is being reported by Drudge this morning via theDes Moines Register:
Former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin will take part in the Iowa Freedom Summit in Des Moines on Jan. 24.
The inaugural event is being held by Citizens United and Congressman Steve King. The summit will serve as a place to discuss conservative ideas, as people get ready for the upcoming Iowa Caucuses next year.
And yet, both of the tickets she endorsed in the general election won.
Not popular?
But you go on believing what you read from the PPP, a discredited polling outfit that tells you what you want to believe.
True.
A number of people who get their information on Palin from the completely co-opted, anything but independent, leftwing media, and who have never done a second of homework on Palin that they aren’t spoonfed by said fiction-writing media.
Here’s a start on primary material if you’re not too lazy:
https://hrh40.wordpress.com/palin-policy/
It is obvious that many who follow her do so blindly. I guess you would like a wife to have parties that end up in drunken brawls? Sorry, I grew out of that back in 67 as a 2LT.
Over the last two decades, Trump gave money to a number of high-profile Democrats and liberal icons, including Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, Tom Daschle and Joe Biden.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/POLITICS/04/28/trump.democrats/
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/world/2010-01-01-clinton-foundation-donors_N.htm
I have read some of the anti-Palin comments on the Free Republic. Usually it takes the valuable subject matter that Sarah raises and diverts it into the abyss of false arguments. The web is chock-full of false information about her. I have her books and can cite chapter and verse about the facts. However, I would rather add to the issues she raises and not be sucked down into the rabbit hole defending her. That’s why we should do our homework and not be sucked into the copy and pasted phony arguments saturating the web.
Let the posts about Sarah Palin be about information—not a battle of egos and rude comments.
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