Last night, on Fox News, Sarah Palin supported Newt Gingrich for President!
From Newsmax:
Sarah Palin is urging Florida voters to vote for Newt Gingrich on Tuesday in their state's Republican primary.
"Vote for Newt," Palin told Jeanine Pirro, host of the Fox News weekend program "Justice with Jeanine."
Palin made a passionate plea for Republican voters to reject Mitt Romney in Florida to keep the primary process going forward.
The former Alaska governor made it crystal clear that she favors former House Speaker Gingrich, suggesting that the Republican establishment in New York and Washington is trying anoint former Massachusetts Gov. Romney the GOP nominee.
"And I say, you know, you’ve got to rage against the machine at this point in order to defend our republic and save what is good and secure and prosperous about our nation,” Palin said. “We need somebody who is engaged in sudden and relentless reform and is not afraid to shake up the establishment. So, if for no other reason, rage against the machine, vote for Newt, annoy a liberal, vote Newt, keep this vetting process going, keep the debate going.”
Newt needs a couple of things to come back. He needed some good endorsements. He got Herman Cain and now he has Sarah Palin’s support.
This should be headline news. The news was revealed on Fox News, yet this is not even on their website. Of course, Fox News is in the tank for Romney. If Palin had come out and endorsed Romney, Fox would have had this as headline news. Ditto that for the Drudge Report.
This could be a game changer for Newt, if the word gets out.
Tags: 2012, Sarah, endorses, gingrich, gop, newt, palin, president
Permalink Reply by Katie Kalpin on Dave,
Thank you so very much!! I enjoyed what you just said here. Very inspiring. One of things that I have noticed is that God gives a Sign (For a lack of better words lol) and it is very subtle, he then asks us to see the sing, or the person or the hope that he has given to us, he will not plaster a sign all over this one. He wants us to figure it out by using his guidance a hint in a way. ;) He has asked us to help ourselves, and if we do that he helps us. I really feel that he is talking to us in away with the Tea Party, we just have to hear it and follow it with our hearts and minds. :) God is leading us, he is talking to us, we have asked God to help us in this fight to win our nation back. He has responded, he did it first in 2010 and now he is trying here in 2012, once we see who it is..then and only then, will NEWT be elected! :) Thank you for your statment, you are a True Patriot and I love your posts as well. I have been inspired very much by those in this party and you all have made me stronger. This is where I get my passion! :)
God did not give us freedom or liberty, He did give us all an abiding yearning for freedom and liberty.We must do the work
Permalink Reply by John Beck on Yea Mike, I think you probably have that right. I'm afraid folks, that you are watching the emplosion of the republican party led by Fox News. Too few people have noticed that several months ago Fox has taken a hard left turn away from conservatism and is now leaning toward the left. They will ultimately be giving the election in November to Oboma. Conservatives have become too comfortable with Fox, depending on them for fair and balanced reporting and are watching them dismantle the Conservative movement which is so desperately needed in November. Start counting the number of Pro-Romney clips and anti-Gingrich clips aried on Fox. Everyone knows that with the establishment Republicans we will get more of the same government that we've had for the last two decades. I've talked with a great number of conservatives in the last two weeks who say that if they have to vote for the same old government policies, they just will not vote. Thus, in effect, will emplode the Republican party and hand the election in November to Oboma. It's coming folks, watch for it on Fox. At least we will have a brand new party after the elections, there just probably won't be any more elections. SC was smart enough to see through the Liberal media's con, now FL, it's your turn. Don't blow it!
Permalink Reply by Dr. Jerry Anderson on John, I suggest that we tell our disheartened "just won't vote" friends this: Turn your attention/support toward a Republican super majority in the Senate. I am thoroughly disgusted Romney, too. Billiard strategy may require a good banked shot.
Permalink Reply by Judson Phillips on Permalink Reply by Dr. Jerry Anderson on Glad to hear that, Judson. Encouraging.
Permalink Reply by Katie Kalpin on You are right on there Judson. In fact that has become a privet message thing on Facebook...I have had over three hundred privet messages saying that Romney becomes the Nominee that it is like Obama vs. Obama and we need to focus on the house and senate. They are saying it will give us the Bill Clinton effect and force either Romney or Obama into being more middle of the road and could save us from those two. :)
Permalink Reply by Jim Delaney on Yup!
Permalink Reply by John Clark on Very happy to hear Sarah Palin endorse Newt. Way back in Nov 2008, right after the disaster, I changed my "political e-mail list" title to GINGRICH/PALIN I hope it happens.
Permalink Reply by American Infidel on As she did in South Carolina, Sarah is saying to vote for Newt in Florida "in order to keep the process going and to keep vetting all the candidates". She is not actually endorsing Newt for President, as Herman Cain did. As for me, I don't care about what either one of them say. They both have their own reasons for doing and saying the things that they do. I voted for the person I know will make the best President: Rick Santorum. I would encourage every voter in every state to vote YOUR OWN choice and not someone else's. That is the neat thing about being a Tea Partier: we don't play well with people who try to tell us how to think and how to vote. Every voter should do their own due diligence and their own research, and then vote for the person they think will do the best job as President. I did that yesterday when I voted for Santorum, and am happy and proud of my choice. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go start getting ready to see Rick Santorum at this campaign rally this afternoon in Sarasota, along with two thousand or so of his closest friends. I ask that everyone pray for Rick's 3 year old special needs daughter Bella, who had to be hospitalized last night. That is why Rick had to cancel his morning event today, which was posted on his web site last night, along with an announcement about Bella.
Permalink Reply by Jan on A vote for Newt is the best chance the USA has of surviving. He may not have all the attirubutes that we like, but our nation is in trouble and we can only stop it by supporting Newt. Romney has made it clear he is a progressive liberal and that is the direction our country will go under his leadership. Plus, I don't like him. I would hate to be his wife and be hammered because I said or did something he didn't like. He doesn't let up. It is not a quality to like. ...and no that doesn't make him a bulldog, it makes him a yapper with a loud voice that does and says what he wants not what we want. He feels he knows best.
Permalink Reply by Dr. Jerry Anderson on Jan, I was neutral on Mitt a few months ago, thinking 'give the guy a chance.' Well, 'chance time' is over. As I listened to his rant to a small crowd, denigrating Newt's defeat of a 40 year Democrat controlled congress in 19994, I was thoroughly disgusted. Even if I didn't like Newt, I would find that kind of insulting spin and history re-write offensive in the extreme. Incidentally, I suggest that we all get on newt.org, select the 'make the call' tab in a couple of places and make a few calls for Newt today and Monday. We will get mostly answering machines/voice mails, some nice people and a few not so nice; I hate interrupting people with political phone calls but this is a crucial election!
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