Meanwhile, over at GOPE Central–aka nationalreview.com–one could scour high and low from Geraghty’s campaignspot blog to their front page, and only find a single entry in ‘the corner’ addressing the Fischer win.  And stuck in the middle of a described five-point chain of events supposedly leading to Fischer’s win is the one, lone, quick reference to Gov. Palin and the impact of her endorsement on the race.

What a great night, even those over at Hot Air are glowing…..even though AP placed the thread 4 threads down, didn’t update the actual win and the thread had the most comments than many of the others combined.
Looks like AP is too busy letting us know about Obama being the “first gay President”….ad nauseum.

Looks like the new dig against Palin will be that her endorsement wasn’t that big a deal and that it came when Fischer was rising in the polls anyway. But the people that matter……the American voters….know better and that really is what really counts.

I would have loved, loved, loved to have seen Karl Rove’s face when he
found out the results last night….I would have actually paid to have seen that
look. 

Dewhurst is next and then we’re coming after you gope….you will
never, ever force us to accept your terrible, non-conservative
candidates again.

Love,, love, love that video….thanks for posting it firelight. I love that you can call these women by their first names only….and you know just who everyone’s talking about. ♥

Rush …The only war on Women by the GOPe is the WAR on Sarah Palin ….

SarahAmerica

P.S. Good Morning Palinistas

CHECK IT OUT

Joan, the town gossip and supervisor of the town’s morals recently accused George, a local man, of having a drinking problem becauseshe noticed his pickup truck outside the town’s only bar one
morning. After all, she reasoned, it was a logical assumption.

George stared at her for a moment and said nothing. Later that evening, he parked his pickup truck in front of her house and left it there all night.

Why is it that so many of our logical assumptions are just plain wrong? And why do we want to act as if they must be true?

In an age long before the Internet, a young American at a banquet found himself seated next to the eminent V. K. Wellington Koo, a Chinese diplomat. Completely at a loss as to what to say to someone from such a different culture, this young man ventured, “Likee soupee?” After all, he assumed, don’t all Chinese speak in broken English?

Mr. Koo smiled and nodded. Later when called upon to speak, Wellington Koo delivered an eloquent talk in exquisite English, sat down while the applause was still resounding, turned to the young man and whispered, “Likee speechee?

Another assumption that was completely wrong. And I can relate. I regularly assume things and act as if they must be true.

Do you know one of the reasons why red roses are so popular? Men keep buying them. They ASSUME that all women prefer red roses when flowers are in order. And when asked their partner’s favorite color of rose, men usually say it’s red.

But what do the women say? When women are asked what color of rose is their favorite, they are more likely to answer that they prefer yellow, white, black, peach or lavender. And when asked what kind of flowers they would prefer to receive from that special person, the answer is generally not roses at all. Try daisies, tulips or gardenias. The age-old assumption that most women like red roses best is simply not true.

Sometimes I think it has taken way too long, but I’m learning to ask about these things I always KNEW were absolutely true. At least I assumed so. When my wife is silent, I’ve always assumed she was angry with me. But now I’m learning to ask. And I’m discovering that her aloofness sometimes actually comes from the fact that she is worried about something not related to me at all.

Assumptions. We all make them. They’re too often wrong and can easily get us into trouble.

So here is what I’ve learned: when in doubt, check it out. And if I’m not in doubt, I still check it out. I’m sure I know what she likes? I check it out. I believe I know what the silence is all about?
I check it out. It’s only logical? I still check it out.

We may think we know. But what we know may not be so. Best to check it out.

This may sound simplistic, but I am always amazed how often we are in distress over things we assume to be true. Yet nobody has checked them out. And I also know that when I check my assumptions out, I can expect to be surprised.

By Steve Goodier: http://www.lifesupportsystem.com

Happy Palin Power Wednesday!

I just sent another check to SarahPAC.  She is the only woman I trust in politics and I know she will continue to find the right people to fight for us.  It is a good sign that those she has endorsed have also been appreciative of her endorsement, but like she has said, it is up to the candidate to build the trust with the voters and sell themselves in the end. 

Ted Cruz is in a very good position now with that primary right around the corner.  As a Palin supporter, I have a new spring in my step today.  They tried to take her out and yet, she keeps up the battle and wins.

Today is a good day.