Sarah Palin: No Tattoo, But if I WAS Going to Get One….

By Gary P Jackson

Steve Doocy really has a tough job! Fox and Friends does a daily after-show for fans. Today Doocy has a couch full of beauties to deal with:

While talking about our brave military vets, Sarah Palin notes all the “ink” her son, Track, has come home with after tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. She’s asked if she has a tattoo, and says no, but has an interesting one in mind …

Thanks to SarahNET for the video clip.

Fox News: Welcome Back Governor Palin!

By Gary P Jackson

A couple of Tweets from Fox and Friends that started the day off, and a good excuse to publish some new photos of Governor Sarah Palin.

T-minus 4 minutes until @SarahPalinUSA joins us on the curvy couch! She's here for the whole hour! http://t.co/Nzj0n7IvR5—
FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) June 17, 2013

Welcome back, Governor! http://t.co/2GUQ4BomDb—
FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) June 17, 2013

Sarah Palin and Steve Doocy Interview the “Deadliest Catch” Crew

By Gary P Jackson

Sarah Palin and Steve Doocy talk to the crew from Deadliest Catch about the dangers of commercial fishing and the success for their show.

Video courtesy SarahNET.

Sarah Palin: Elizabeth Palmar You Just Put the BS in CBS!

THIS is See-BS

By Gary P Jackson

CBS’ “reporter” Elizabeth Palmar ridiculously compared all of the radical leftists running for president in Iran to our Tea Party. Sarah Palin wasn’t having it. The team also brings up the pathetic, whining, thoroughly fact free interview CBS’ evening news anchor Scott Pelley gave to Dealine Hollywood in which he rips cable news, and tries to glorify his last place “news” division.

Video courtesy SarahNET.

Sarah Palin on Fox and Friends: The Ted Cruz Interview

By Gary P Jackson

Governor Sarah Palin sat in on Fox and Friends on Monday morning. One of the interviews she did was with Texas Senator Ted Cruz:

Video courtesy SarahNET.

Sarah Palin: Happy Father’s Day to the Great Dads Across America!

By Sarah Palin

Happy Father’s Day to the great Dads across America! Thank you for supporting your families, setting good examples of working hard, and selflessly sharing your time and energy; and thank you for the strength you provide the country’s foundation. God Bless our fathers.

Video: Sarah Palin Visits with Audience After Faith and Freedom Speech

By Gary P Jackson

After her fantastic speech at the Faith and Family Coalition event on Saturday, Sarah Palin took time to meet with members of the audience, as she often does.

Though it’s hard to see her at times, Cspan got some great audio of Sarah speaking with members of the crowd.

Some folks took to Twitter to thank the Governor. Here’s a few of them:

@SarahPalinUSA meeting you was definitely the most exciting minute of my life! Thank you so much for staying after! http://t.co/yHoKU5y4IW—
Ali Breden (@alikins417) June 15, 2013

@SarahPalinUSA thank you for talking to us and for meeting us!!—
Erin Martin (@erinspring95) June 15, 2013

Even Scottie Hughes got in on the excitement:

.Look who I ran into at the #faithandfreedom convention and she was a delight as expected @sarahpalinusa http://t.co/Q66bePX2qM—
Scottie Nell Hughes (@scottienhughes) June 15, 2013

Video courtesy SarahNET.

Full Video: Sarah Palin’s Powerful Faith and Freedom Coalition Speech

By Gary P Jackson

Of all the powerful speeches Sarah Palin has given over the years, this may indeed be the most powerful. Reminding me of Ronald Reagan in his prime, Sarah hits the problems we face today right between the eyes, and she does it with grace, humor, and with that ever present smile of hers, that is so engaging.

Far too many great lines to try to quote them all, but it’s noteworthy that she hammers Obama and the members of Congress chomping at the bits to get America involved in the war in Syria. She tells the audience that until we get a Commander-in-Chief that knows what he’s doing, we should let Allah sort it out.

She also hits Jeb Bush for his ridiculous comment about Hispanics being so fertile, as a way to justify the disastrous and treasonous amnesty bill working it’s way through Congress. She is against amnesty, and noted that she was saying this as someone who was pretty fertile herself!

Notable is the fact that, as always, she is hammering corrupt Washington politicians in both parties. Noting that it doesn’t matter whether it’s a Republican or a democrat at the top, when the boot of government is on your throat.

Video courtesy SarahNET.

Sarah Palin Admonishes the GOP for Dismissing and Discrediting Everyday Hardworking Americans!

I am sure there will be more on Sarah’s speech today. I will concentrate solely on her message to the GOP.

Sarah Palin quoted Patrick Henry in preparation for some choice words she had for the GOP at today’s Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington:

“I know not what course others may take, but as for me, Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death”, adding that we must be willing to say those words that launched the Revolution, today.

Sarah Palin was very thankful to the guests at the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington.

“I am glad you’ve taken the time from family, work and home to be here. I can’t thank you enough for being involved.. It’s just so encouraging for me and Todd.. and for normal, average everyday Americans who are counting on you to have that stiff spine and to be bold, to push back what this movement that is Tyranny what it’s doing our country. The great hope we can take away from your visit to Washington today is that Americans like Betsy Garretson and Tea Partiers already know all this, not only do they (you) value their Freedom, but are willing to fight for it.

In hundreds of towns across America, so many Americans are fighting the good fight. (I know I’ve met them, I’ve been in their homes and they’ve been in mine. And I’ve served them moose chili and blueberry pie..) They are the rock upon which we will build this new majority… And they are the voice that can reach millions of other patriots of all race color and creed, who also value the dignity and the opportunity of Freedom. They are the brave. They have kept faith with everything we love of this land of the Free, and we will have no hope of reclaiming this country, and we will deserve it even less if we fail to keep Faith with them.

That is the message that our leaders, our political leaders, especially in the GOP need to understand: you do not marginalize people, you don’t discredit and dismiss every day, average hardworking Americans, those who are part of that Grass-Root Tea Party movement who want to effect positive change, because too often leaders are not  doing it! The people, We-the-people have to do it. We have to do it. We can’t count on our politicians in Washington D.C. to do this for us…”

These screen shots were captured as she said all of the above to the GOP.

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Update (link) Sarah says we will not build a party by rewarding rule breakers via Amnesty, or solving the problem with the problem that exists. She pokes fun at Jeb Bush’s “fertility” comments referring to immigrants being fertile, to push his amnesty agend, and emphasizes how we can makes things work through debate. 

Sarah Palin: The American Flag Flies as a Symbol of Liberty and Justice for All

By Sarah Palin

Whether outside our homes, inside our classrooms, or alongside our courthouses, the American flag flies as a symbol of “liberty and justice for all.” On this Flag Day, we pledge our allegiance once again to the ideals that define this most exceptional nation. We vow to defend these ideals out of respect for those who have come before us and out of love for future generations.

Please follow the link to read President Reagan’s 1986 Flag Day Radio Address. It reads in part:

“As the American Republic grew and prospered and new stars were added to the flag, the ideal of freedom grew and prospered. From the rolling hills of Kentucky to the shores of California to the Sea of Tranquility on the Moon, our pioneers carried our flag before them, a symbol of the indomitable spirit of a free people. And let us never forget that in honoring our flag, we honor the American men and women who have courageously fought and died for it over the last 200 years, patriots who set an ideal above any consideration of self. Our flag flies free today because of their sacrifice.”

What powerful words from our fortieth president! Happy Flag Day, and God bless America!

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=37452

Radio Address to the Nation on Flag Day and Father’s Day
June 14, 1986

My fellow Americans:

Today we celebrate Flag Day, the birthday of our Stars and Stripes. As we think back over the history of our nation’s flag, we remember that the story of its early years was often one of hardship and trials, sometimes a fight for simple survival.

Such is the story behind our Star-Spangled Banner. It was 2 years into the War of 1812, and America seemed to be teetering on the edge of defeat. The British had already taken our Capital and burned the White House. Baltimore was the next target in a grand design to divide our forces and crush this newly independent nation of upstart colonies. All that stood between the British and Baltimore were the guns of Fort McHenry, blocking their entry into Baltimore Harbor.

The British bombardment lasted for 25 hours. Through the dark hours of the night, the rockets fired and the bombs exploded. And a young American patriot named Key, held captive aboard a British ship, watched anxiously for some proof, some sign, that liberty would prevail. You can imagine his joy when the next morning, in the dawn’s early light, he looked out and saw the banner still flying—a little tattered and torn, but still flying proudly above the ramparts. Fort McHenry and the brave men manning it had withstood the assault. Baltimore was saved. The United States, this great experiment in human freedom, as George Washington described it, would endure.

Thinking back to those times, one realizes that our democracy is so strong because it was forged in the fires of adversity. In those dark days of the war, it must have been easy to give in to despair. But our forefathers were motivated by a cause beyond themselves. From the harsh winter of Valley Forge to the blazing night above Fort McHenry, those patriot soldiers were sustained by the ideals of human freedom. Through the hardships and the setbacks, they kept their eyes on that ideal and purpose, just as through the smoke of battle they kept a lookout for the flag. For with the birth of our nation, the cause of human freedom had become forever tied to that flag and its survival.

As the American Republic grew and prospered and new stars were added to the flag, the ideal of freedom grew and prospered. From the rolling hills of Kentucky to the shores of California to the Sea of Tranquility on the Moon, our pioneers carried our flag before them, a symbol of the indomitable spirit of a free people. And let us never forget that in honoring our flag, we honor the American men and women who have courageously fought and died for it over the last 200 years, patriots who set an ideal above any consideration of self. Our flag flies free today because of their sacrifice.

And I hope you all will join Nancy and me and millions of other Americans at 7 o’clock this evening, eastern daylight time, when we pause a few minutes to say the Pledge of Allegiance. Though separated by many miles, we will be together in our thoughts. These anniversaries remind us that the great American experiment in freedom and democracy has really just begun. They remind us of the terrible hardships our forefathers willingly endured for their beliefs. And they challenge us to match that greatness of spirit in our own time, and I know we will. We are, after all, the land of the free and the home of the brave.

If we ask ourselves what has held our nation together, what has given it the strength to endure and the spirit to achieve, we find the answer in our families and those basic family values of work, hope, charity, faith, and love. So, it’s appropriate that this year Father’s Day falls on the same weekend as Flag Day, for in commemorating fatherhood, we’re also expressing a basic truth about America. What does fatherhood mean today in America? I guess the same as it always has.

Fatherhood can sometimes be walking the floor at midnight with a baby that can’t sleep. More likely, fatherhood is repairing a bicycle wheel for the umpteenth time, knowing that it won’t last the afternoon. Fatherhood is guiding a youth through the wilderness of adolescence toward adulthood. Fatherhood is holding tight when all seems to be falling apart; and it’s letting go when it is time to part. Fatherhood is long hours at the blast furnace or in the fields, behind the wheel or in front of a computer screen, working a 12-hour shift or doing a 6-month tour of duty. It’s giving one’s all, from the break of day to its end, on the job, in the house, but most of all in the heart.

Now, if you are thinking, “Look who’s talking—he’s a father himself.” Well, that’s right, but on today I think we could all remember—this weekend, at least—that every father is also a son. So, on this day for fathers, we, too, say thanks to America’s dads—for the labor and legacy of our families and our freedoms.

Until next week, thanks for listening, and God bless you.

Note: The President spoke at 12:06 p.m. from Camp David, MD.