Letter from Sarah Palin

From Governor Sarah Palin to all members of her new PAC, SarahPAC.com:

Dear Supporter,

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for joining SarahPAC. What a week it has been! Thanks to supporters like you we have had a fabulous start.

I want you to know that I have been truly touched by your notes of support and encouragement and look forward to working with you all in the future to advance our shared ideas and goals. These are just a few of the touching notes I've received from you:

Don from Juneau, AK: "I joined the PAC, and I'm willing to help in any way I can. I firmly believe you are exactly what this country needs, more so now than ever. Go Sarah!"

Cindy from St. Louis, MO: "My husband and I signed up for the PAC this morning. We are thrilled and behind you 100%! We will help any way we can."

Dee from Nashville, TN: "Be courageous! Be strong! Be bold! Don't quit. Thanks for all you've done, there are many of us praying for you daily!"

As a nation, we face serious challenges ahead. Our country is far too dependent on foreign sources of energy. Greed and corruption have broken the public's faith in our economic system.

By speaking out, proposing new policies, and working together, I believe we can ensure that America's best days are ahead of us. And this is what we will accomplish together through SarahPAC.

That is why I hope you will continue to support SarahPAC by encouraging your friends, family, and colleagues to visit our website, www.SarahPAC.com to sign up for updates. With your help, I'll be able to speak out. And you know I will speak for you.

Please stay tuned for more information and updates- I'll be in touch with you soon about more ways to help our PAC.

With an Alaskan heart,

Sarah

P.S. I'm counting on you to spread the word to your friends about SarahPAC. Please tell them to sign up for email updates at www.SarahPAC.com and visit my official Facebook page to share your thoughts and comments. Thank you!

Be sure to visit the website of SarahPAC at www.SarahPAC.com. It is not too early to begin thinking about the 2012 Presidential election. Governor Palin represents perhaps the best hope conservatives have of regaining the White House.

Palin Ignites Crowd for Chambliss in Georgia

Sarah Palin traveled all the way to Georgia to fire up the crowds on behalf of embattled U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss, who faces a runoff with Democratic challenger Jim Martin today.

Making 4 stops across the state, Governor Palin was met with enthusiastic crowds as she asked Georgians to send Saxby Chambliss back to the U.S. Senate.

The Governor also encountered many who are already making plans for 2012, carrying signs that stated, 'Palin for President in 2012.'

If ever there were a time when Georgians need to step up to the plate to do the right thing for the country, it is now. Saxby Chambliss may be the only thing standing in the way of a 60-seat filibuster-proof Senate.

Americans have shown time and again that they prefer a divided government in Washington over one that is dominated by one Party or one ideology.

With 60 seats in the Senate, Barack Obama and the Democrats would have basically no reasonable checks on unbridled power. They could do anything they wanted no matter what any of us think.

And as dangerous for the country as we have consistently proved Barack Obama to be, the citizens need the reassurance that at least in the Senate there is a built-in safety-valve to prevent reckless, unbridled power--the filibuster.

McCarville: Palin Most Popular Web-Search

If you thought that Barack Obama is now the most popular search-engine topic on the Web, you would be wrong. The correct answer is Sarah Palin.

According to Mike McCarville, who cites a Politico report, it is Palin and not Obama who dominates search engine inquiries.

All of this only goes to show that Sarah Palin remains a highly popular figure in the nation, despite the loss of John McCain to Barack Obama and despite the notion of the liberal mainstream media that she was a 'drag on the ticket.'

According to a recent survey conducted by Rasmussen, Palin remains the top choice among GOP voters for the 2012 Presidential race. In that poll, Palin is preferred by over 80% of GOP voters.

This is great news. I would like to see Palin run in 2012. She is one of the few conservatives, Bobby Jindal being another, who could beat Obama.

Of course, by 2012 Obama may have so run the nation into the ground that voters would vote for Dick Cheney rather than allow another 4 years of Obama. But we'll see.