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Politics : Sarah Palin For President 2012 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TimF who wrote (1699)	7/9/2010 1:53:29 AM
From: MJ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1832

Sarah Palin being interviewed about the taxing and spending of Obama and his like of business experience finance.yahoo.com Trillion dollar time clock running to show America's deficit that of course will never be eradicated as long as we folow the current course set by Obama and his czars and czarinas and continues it's expansion as shown by the clock ticking off the ever increasing debt.

To: TimF who wrote (1699)	7/12/2010 12:47:57 PM
From: mistermj	3 Recommendations Respond to of 1832

"Palin PAC Raises Record Money [Daniel Foster] An FEC filing reveals that Sarah Palin's political action committee, Sarah PAC, raised $866,000 in the second quarter of this year, more money than in any quarter since its founding in January 2009. There's more: The committee, Sarah PAC, also spent nearly twice as much – $742,000 – as it had in any previous quarter, the lion's share of which went to the type of list-building and fundraising (including its first major direct-mail campaign) that typically undergird top-tier political committees. It also reported its biggest-ever round of donations to candidates – $87,50 – and its highest outlays for travel costs, including $17,000 on private jet fare to crisscross the country for high-profile political speaking gigs, and speechwriting. It also showed continued payments for that speechwriting as well as foreign and domestic policy consulting, and its first ever payments to a scheduler. In short, for the first time since the 2008 campaign when she was the vice-presidential running mate to GOP presidential candidate John McCain, Palin is supported by a political operation befitting someone considering a presidential run. Of course, that doesn't mean she's considering such a run, but it does mean she could make such a run — for herself or for somebody else — a good deal easier."