Texans for Sarah Palin is now a triumvirate. Just as I was pleased to announce that Roderic Deane had joined the staff yesterday, today it is my pleasure to to announce that Martha Cano is now on board. Martha, as many of you may know, is the founder of Palin Promotions and Organize4Palin's Texas Coordinator. Like RD, she's no stranger to Blog Talk Radio, having been both a guest and a co-host.
With RD and Martha signing on, I believe Texans for Sarah Palin has a bright future. Please make Martha feel welcome.
- JP
Showing posts with label texans for sarah palin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texans for sarah palin. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Please welcome Roderic Deane to TX4P
I'm pleased to announce that this blog has a new author and co-owner, Roderic Deane. He's a Texan and has been a fierce Palin supporter as long as I've known him. RD is host of the Roderic Deane Show on Blog Talk Radio, and his personal blog is simply named Roderic Deane.
Thanks to RD for taking on the extra responsibilities. Please welcome him to our little corner of the Web. I'm looking forward to his contribution to Texas for Sarah Palin.
- JP
Thanks to RD for taking on the extra responsibilities. Please welcome him to our little corner of the Web. I'm looking forward to his contribution to Texas for Sarah Palin.
- JP
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
What about tomorrow?
"Tomorrow never knows"
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To quote an old Traffic song, "Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring?" That question is perhaps best answered by Bruce Springsteen's "Tomorrow Never Knows." We can't predict the future, but we can promise you this: As long as there's Sarah Palin news to report, and as long as we're able, we'll be here to report it. So Texans for Sarah Palin will continue, as will The Book of Sarah and the Blogs 4 Palin blogroll. Gov. Palin will not be in the spotlight as often as in the past, so there will be fewer posts on our blogs. As other bloggers contemplate which directions they will be heading, some will venture down paths which differ from our own, and the blogroll will have fewer member sites listed. But the core of the Palin blogging community -- those who have been around from the beginning -- have no intentions of going away. So it looks like you're going to be stuck with us for a good while longer.
- JP
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To quote an old Traffic song, "Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring?" That question is perhaps best answered by Bruce Springsteen's "Tomorrow Never Knows." We can't predict the future, but we can promise you this: As long as there's Sarah Palin news to report, and as long as we're able, we'll be here to report it. So Texans for Sarah Palin will continue, as will The Book of Sarah and the Blogs 4 Palin blogroll. Gov. Palin will not be in the spotlight as often as in the past, so there will be fewer posts on our blogs. As other bloggers contemplate which directions they will be heading, some will venture down paths which differ from our own, and the blogroll will have fewer member sites listed. But the core of the Palin blogging community -- those who have been around from the beginning -- have no intentions of going away. So it looks like you're going to be stuck with us for a good while longer.
- JP
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Ain't Too Proud To Bleg
Please donate
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For those unfamiliar with the term, a "bleg" is what a blogger does when he or she asks for contributions to keep the show on the web. This blogger doesn't rattle the kitty can all that much. Actually, the last time was eight months or so ago back in December. Wouldn't be doing it now, but this has already become one of "those" months. The check for some temp work done a while back just refuses to show up in the mailbox, so your editor is asking for help from those who haven't donated before. Small donations are as welcome as larger ones, and we'll be grateful for any and all contributions.
Why should anyone bother to contribute to this operation? Even though Texans for Sarah Palin is a one man show, it's a blog that endeavors to provide a wide perspective about Gov. Palin that even the big Palin blogs with multiple contributors don't offer. Our "More Quote of the Day Honorable Mention" series of posts provide perspective on the governor from small blogs to big media outlets (and the embedded videos are kinda kewl too). This feature has become a Texans for Sarah Palin hallmark and has helped to carve out a niche for this site in the Palin blogging community. No other Palin websites consistently offer more links to other sites than this one and its sister site The Book of Sarah (which is all links, all the time).
Speaking of other Palin sites and The Book of Sarah, the latter has links to a bunch of Palin places in the sidebar, plus over 8,000 links to news stories, press releases, photos, videos, MP3s, PDFs and blog posts about the alpha Mama Grizzly. They go back in time to the Palin campaign for mayor of Wasilla in 1996. And on this site, even if it is just a one-man band, from time to time we manage to scoop our esteemed colleagues in the Palin blogging community. Not all that often, but not too shabby, either.
Of course, your editor offers his own perspective from time to time. But I don't comment a whole lot because everyone has an opinion, and I try to stay grounded enough to the point where I don't get too impressed with my own take on things. So I don't feel the need to comment on everything Palin-related.
How much is what we offer worth? That's for you, dear readers to determine. We've resisted the temptation to put web ads on Texans for Sarah Palin, and with your help will continue to do so. Not only do they clutter up the page, but I've seen some ads for some very non-conservative goods and services on blogs which are supposed to be conservative. Creepy.
To those who have contributed in the past, thanks for your support. To those who can only afford to offer your prayers, we're grateful for those as well. God bless you. But we're really hoping for contributions from those who haven't donated before, yet find some value in this blog and its reference site companion. Hopefully, we won't have to "bleg" again for another eight months -- preferably longer than that. While we're not too proud to bleg, that happens only when it becomes mission critical.
And so back to regular blogging we go...
- JP
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For those unfamiliar with the term, a "bleg" is what a blogger does when he or she asks for contributions to keep the show on the web. This blogger doesn't rattle the kitty can all that much. Actually, the last time was eight months or so ago back in December. Wouldn't be doing it now, but this has already become one of "those" months. The check for some temp work done a while back just refuses to show up in the mailbox, so your editor is asking for help from those who haven't donated before. Small donations are as welcome as larger ones, and we'll be grateful for any and all contributions.
Why should anyone bother to contribute to this operation? Even though Texans for Sarah Palin is a one man show, it's a blog that endeavors to provide a wide perspective about Gov. Palin that even the big Palin blogs with multiple contributors don't offer. Our "More Quote of the Day Honorable Mention" series of posts provide perspective on the governor from small blogs to big media outlets (and the embedded videos are kinda kewl too). This feature has become a Texans for Sarah Palin hallmark and has helped to carve out a niche for this site in the Palin blogging community. No other Palin websites consistently offer more links to other sites than this one and its sister site The Book of Sarah (which is all links, all the time).
Speaking of other Palin sites and The Book of Sarah, the latter has links to a bunch of Palin places in the sidebar, plus over 8,000 links to news stories, press releases, photos, videos, MP3s, PDFs and blog posts about the alpha Mama Grizzly. They go back in time to the Palin campaign for mayor of Wasilla in 1996. And on this site, even if it is just a one-man band, from time to time we manage to scoop our esteemed colleagues in the Palin blogging community. Not all that often, but not too shabby, either.
Of course, your editor offers his own perspective from time to time. But I don't comment a whole lot because everyone has an opinion, and I try to stay grounded enough to the point where I don't get too impressed with my own take on things. So I don't feel the need to comment on everything Palin-related.
How much is what we offer worth? That's for you, dear readers to determine. We've resisted the temptation to put web ads on Texans for Sarah Palin, and with your help will continue to do so. Not only do they clutter up the page, but I've seen some ads for some very non-conservative goods and services on blogs which are supposed to be conservative. Creepy.
To those who have contributed in the past, thanks for your support. To those who can only afford to offer your prayers, we're grateful for those as well. God bless you. But we're really hoping for contributions from those who haven't donated before, yet find some value in this blog and its reference site companion. Hopefully, we won't have to "bleg" again for another eight months -- preferably longer than that. While we're not too proud to bleg, that happens only when it becomes mission critical.
And so back to regular blogging we go...
- JP
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