At a moment when the tea party movement has taken a back seat in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, Sarah Palin went to Washington this weekend to remind Republicans that she still represents an insurgent force that the Republican establishment ignores at its peril.
Sarah Palin has emerged as one of Newt Gingrich’s most effective attack weapons this week, unleashing her fiercest Mama Grizzly to protect the former House Speaker from the GOP’s bloody intraparty warfare in the leadup to today’s Florida primary.
Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin (R) said Tuesday night that Republicans who would marginalize Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) are making a big mistake.
By Patricia Zengerle and Eric Johnson, Reuters WASHINGTON — With their favored candidates for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination lagging or out of the race, many tea party activists are shifting focus to the struggle for control of the U.S. Senate. The fizz has gone out of the presidential contest for some supporters of the [...]
BY STEVEN THOMMA, The Miami Herald WASHINGTON — Look out President Barack Obama. Even Sarah Palin’s gaining on you. A new McClatchy-Marist poll finds that Obama looks increasingly vulnerable in next year’s election, with a majority of voters believing he’ll lose to any Republican, a solid plurality saying they’ll definitely vote against him and most [...]
By Stephen Gutowski, MRCTV.com Controversial online video game “Tea Party Zombies Must Die” allows players to slaughter Tea Partiers and famous conservatives with a variety of weapons. The graphic, offensive, and violent game was created by StarvingEyes Advergaming but does not have any obvious connection to or advertisement for any other group. To read more, [...]
By Glen Johnson, Boston Globe In politics, one of the most excruciating tasks is known as the grip-and-grin. A candidate of any stripe and at any level will pose for a photo with a supporter, extending a firm handshake, exchanging a perfunctory hello, and giving a forced grin for an obligatory snapshot that is sent [...]
Vice President Biden found himself under fire Tuesday from Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R), who condemned alleged comments he made attacking the Tea Party.
Sarah Palin’s flirtation with running for president was renewed Thursday with the announcement that she would visit Iowa over the Labor Day weekend to speak to a Tea Party group.
A Nevada man has filed suit against the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles after multiple requests for personalised licence plates supporting Republican Sarah Palin were rejected.
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