I despise busybodies.

http://conservatives4palin.com/2013/06/video-governor-palins-full-speech-at-the-faith-and-freedom-conference.html

Mrs. Irrelevant working the rope line after her speech at the Faith and Freedom Conference.

PracticalMary knows wazzup!

I prefer worship songs a capella. Simplicity always works.

Rand Paul is an "extreme libertarian"?

God bless you for serving, Felicia.

When my oldest yard ape, of his own initiative, bathed. Still waiting on this moment with the 11 year-old.

I'm too ADHD for a job doing one thing. I'd like to have a quaint bookstore in a small town. In this place I would also repair guitars and guns (with the required FFL01, of course) serve coffee and sandwiches, and sell my primitive bows and arrows.

Primitive Archer, Traditional Bowhunter, American Hunter (NRA), are all subscriptions. Random newsstand purchases include, Gray's Sporting Journal, Cycle World, Road and Track, Surplus Firearms...I'm a magazine junkie.

Ray and Linda, you guys are the best of Ricochet. Continued blessings to you both.

Raycon, because there is no greater compliment than to be called a Godly man, and I'd love to tell him in person.

We will pick up seats in congress and win the POTUS gig only if we do not assume victory is ours and compromise our principles. The voters need to see a clear difference between the Dems and Pubs or else we will, once again, throw away an excellent opportunity.

I have but little optimism.

Some folks aren't going to like Palin because she isn't a squish. I get that. But to argue that she's suffered significant loss of influence among conservatives is intellectually dishonest, and frankly, lazy. Every time Ted Cruz gets the squishes in the senate upset by telling the truth I am reminded of Palin's political influence, an influence revealed as recently as November 2012.

Palin published an article this morning on Breitbart, and at this time there are over 1600 comments over there. There are already more Facebook shares for her article than Ricochet has friends. Why? Because Sarah Palin is me: a regular, unsophisticated, hard-working American who sees BS for what it is and is unwilling to put up with it. And there are plenty more like me. Enough to win a national election, I surmise. We aren't simple-minded minions, either. For decades we have scanned the horizon for someone who would fearlessly and consistently promote conservative principles. We found her and will not be dissuaded by those who fault Palin for exposing their own inconsistencies. 

I will drop any support for a future Palin candidacy should she prove herself a hypocrite. She isn't Jesus, but she's good, tough, honest, and has a habit of being right.

Dan, your post is more wishful thinking than honest question. That this type of boorish and lazy post crops up every few months tells volumes about the continued relevance of Sarah Palin.

Obama is perfectly aware of, and entirely culpable in, what goes on in his administration. Don't let him pretend otherwise.