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Houston, Texas is the scene for the NRA Convention 2013 as Second Amendment supporters celebrate the defeat of Barack Obama′s gun control attempt. The National Rifle Association event began on Thursday and ends Sunday with an impressive list of speakers. Texas Governor Rick Perry, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, former Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin and even talk radio stars like ′The Great One′, Mark Levin and our old pal Glenn Beck praised the NRA and real Americans for protecting our gun rights. Meanwhile, our nation′s first anti-president, Barack Hussein Obama, was in Mexico apologizing for that country being flooded with American-made firearms. Forgetting about the Obama administration′s own hand in providing weapons to drug cartels through ′Fast and Furious′, one could argue that most of the guns were made in China, such as semi-auto versions of the AK-47.

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Sarah Palin wowed the crowd at the CPAC 2013 convention. The former governor of Alaska still has it when it comes to delivering a rousing, populist speech. Palin even got a 2-minute standing ovation merely for sipping from a Big Gulp! Who else could get that? More importantly, she connected the many failures of Barack Obama to the misfortunes of Middle Class America. All of Washington, for that matter! Her advice to the Inside the Beltway gang is to ″get over yourself!″

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According to a report from Real Clear Politics, Sarah Palin, the Republican Vice-Presidential candidate in 2008, has refused to renew her contract with Fox News. Once that happened, the cable news powerhouse decided to part ways with the former Alaskan Governor.

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CNN has had its share of problems lately. Its ratings have sunk to levels lower than the Dead Sea. At least partially because of this, its president was forced to resign. Then, in the midst of the meltdown of its brand, the network thought that it would be appropriate to play a musical introduction to a segment on Sarah Palin, a song by Pink entitled Stupid Girls.

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The editors of Politico have decided to produce a series of e-books that examine the 2012 Presidential race. The first of these, The Right Fights Back, has now been released. The book was co-authored by Mike Allen, a Politico reporter, and Evan Thomas, a Newsweek editor and reporter. Primarily, this short book (only 65 pages in e-book form) looks at the Republican nomination contest and explains why Mitt Romney secured the nomination.

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The Secret Service scandal concerning the alleged hooker party in Colombia became more troubling today. News that David Chaney, who had once protected Sarah Palin back during the 2008 campaign, apparently posted lewd remarks about the former Alaskan governor on his Facebook page. Even Nancy Pelosi is upset about the Secret Service ′wheels-up′ party at the Hotel Caribe, calling it ″disgusting.″ Investigators in Cartegena have been busy piecing together the chain of events, interviewing hotel staff and others, including taxis drivers. As of today, as many as six agents of the Secret Service, including Chaney, have either resigned, retired or left under ′unfortunate circumstances.′

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Revenge is a dish best served cold say the Klingons. So is it mere coincidence that the same week Katie Couric starts her new job as co-host of ABC′s ′Good Morning America′ that Sarah Palin will be a guest co-host on NBC′s ′The Today Show′, Katie′s old haunt? Yes, on Tuesday the ′Kat Fight′ begins as Sarah Palin declares ′Game On!′ to spoil Couric′s drive to recover her former fame and glory. Many attribute Palin′s demise as a Vice Presidential candidate in 2008 to an interview she did with Couric. But will the tactic work? Or will Palin face another Klingon proverb, ″tugh qoH nachDaj je chevlu ta!″ A fool and his head are soon separated!

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Former Governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin, made some news last night as she was ambushed by a CNN producer at a caucus site in her home town of Wasilla. Both she and her husband, Todd Palin voted for Newt Gingrich, who still finished fourth with just 15% of the vote last night despite her husband′s endorsement. When asked if she would consider running for president in 2016, Sarah Palin said ″Anything is possible.″ Likewise when the subject of a possible brokered convention came up. So could Sarah save the Republican Party if the GOP National Convention cannot pick an outright winner this summer? Currently, she is getting extra attention thanks to the HBO film version of ′Game Change′, where Julianne Moore plays Sarah Palin in the story of the 2008 election as running mate to Senator John McCain.

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