SarahPAC's new website

On April 18, SarahPAC quietly launched a new website design. This website streamlines everything related to Sarah Palin: her ideas, her facts, her candidate picks, where to donate, where she'll be, her media appearances, her Facebook and Twitter posts and more. Many independent Palin supporters and bloggers have been compiling and publishing this information over the years, but this is the first time she has done it herself. This quiet unveiling looks to me like another brick in laying the groundwork for her announcement to run in 2012. There was no fan fair, no youtube announcement, only an email to those already subscribing to SarahPAC.

This website is spectacular. She makes no bones about where she stands on the issues. She lays it all out on the line clearly. Compare her site to Mitt Romney's, which is just one page where you can sign up for emails or donate. He doesn't say anything about his opinions, not even that he's a Republican! Tim Pawlenty's website is very good, better than Romney's. He at least publishes information about where he stands on the issues. Overall, this website puts her directly in the field of GOP candidates.

America's first "Facebook President" - You Betcha!

I've said this before but I'll say it again. I think Governor Palin is amazing for not playing into the corrupt media's hands. The corrupt media is a hostile den of vipers salivating at the chance to destroy her with her own words. Katie Couric and Tina Fey have won numerous awards for their part in tarnishing Governor Palin's image. And recently, the so-called conservative bloggers and right-leaning news sites have attempted to destroy her career in a campaign seemingly coordinated amongst them. The Governor got burned by The Daily Caller as recently as last month, a place where one would usually assume to be friendly to the conservative cause - not anymore! It seems like any outlet can fall prey to knocking Palin around for ratings.

So I'm happy she's stuck with getting her message out her own way using Facebook, Twitter, editorial pages and other means where the corrupt media can't twist her words and make her seem like something she's not. She's untouchable that way. Most of the establishment Republicans have criticized her for not going on the "Sunday shows" like candidates in years past. Well, I think she's smart for avoiding them. Who watches them anyway? And why take the chance that they'll edit her a' la' Katie Couric, or that others would take a soundbite out of context and use it from here to eternity incorrectly. The critics look like pathetic zookeepers trying to lure her into that den of vipers with any kind of bait possible. Not gonna happen.