Gov. Palin in Fox News Special

Tonight on Fox News
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Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty are all featured in "The Fight for Iowa," a Fox News Special hosted by Brett Baier tonight at 9PM Central/10PM Eastern on the Fox News Channel:

The presidential election starts in Iowa, but few Americans know how the famed Iowa caucuses work, or how the Hawkeye State got -- and jealously guards -- the privilege of voting first in the nation. So for more than a year, Fox News Reporting has been in Iowa following the candidates, and also the everyday Iowans who play an outsized role in picking the president every four years.

- JP

Hell freezes over: Baier Online Panel agrees Sarah Palin could win

And that's not all. folks. Dr. Krauthammer says she "is smart"
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All of a sudden Brett Baier's "Special Report" panel, in Wednesday's online edition, is taking Gov. Palin seriously after having been dimmissve of her for months. Even Juan Williams admits that the governor's stature is "much higher" than that of Michelle Bachmann, and Charles Krauthammer says the 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee could wind up in a "very strong position" for the GOP nomination. Even more remarkable is Krauthammer's concession that he thinks "she's smart." The Palin discussion begins at the 19:40 mark:


h/t: Sheya

- JP

Video: Sarah Palin Blasts Obama's Energy Policies

"President Obama... doesn't know what he's doing when it comes to energy"
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Gov. Palin fielded questions from Brett Baier about energy, the debt ceiling, the GOP's prospective presidential candidates and the 2012 election on a special two-hour edition of "Special Report" Friday:


- JP

Gov. Palin on 'Special Report' today

Hour One will preempt Glenn Beck
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Brett Baier talks with Sarah Palin about the 2012 presidential race on a special 2-hour edition of "Special Report" this afternoon starting at 4pm Central Time:


- JP

12 in 2012: Gov. Palin Could Shake Up GOP Race

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Gov. Palin was featured Tuesday on Brett Bair's "12 in 2012," a series spotlighting the top dozen potential GOP presidential candidates who may run in the next election:

"I still don't know," Palin told Fox News' Bret Baier about a possible bid. "You know, if there are others out there who are principled and hardworking and willing to make the sacrifices that you need to make as an individual, as a family, as a candidate, as an elected official, I'll keep doing what I'm doing and I'll be their biggest supporter.

"But if, Bret, there's nobody else that, I think, is willing to make the tough decisions and isn't so caught up in, in the political machine that they believe that they have to compromise, then I'd be willing to make the sacrifices, and, um, run for office," she said.

- JP

PDS: Liberals still know much that just isn't so

Ronald Reagan had liberals figured out 45 years ago:




How much have the liberals changed since 1964? Led by their more extreme radicals, today's liberals have become less liberal and more leftist over the years. Also, both the intensity and frequency of their attacks on those who don't buy their snake oil have increased. But liberals continue to know much that simply isn't so.

As Brett Baier reported on Monday:

Another case of what appears to be Sarah Palin Derangement Syndrome has reared its head. Juan Cole at the liberal salon.com Web site has compared the former Alaska governor to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

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Scared Monkeys adds:

"The left just can't seem to get over Sarah Palin Derangement Syndrome... they can't even seem to leave her and her family alone — now that she is a private citizen.

Baier's FNC colleague Glenn Beck also commented on the moonbat madness that just never ends:

I'm here to tell you get used to it. Sarah Palin is the former governor of Alaska and she is a target for the media because the media — and both parties — need to destroy her.

I will tell you this again and again and again: I really firmly believe the paradigm in this country is about to change. I think she — if she is who she says she is — is going to be part of that change.

Beck says, "Use your head." Liberals can't do that because their heads have long since exploded.

- JP