Sarah Palin: Lend a Hand to Our Tennesseean Friends

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In a late night post on her Facebook Notes page, Sarah Palin asked for people to lend a hand to those affected by the hundred-year floods which recently caused terrible devastation in Tennessee:

Lend a Hand to the Good Folks of Tennessee

My friend John Rich has a new song called “Lend a Hand” dedicated to the flood relief efforts in Nashville. You can download the song for free at his website here.

The good folks of Tennessee have been hit so hard by the recent flood. They could sure use our help. We can pitch in by donating to the Red Cross relief effort. Text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 or donate online at the Red Cross’ website here.

Let’s do as John’s song says and “lend a hand to our neighbor and throw a lifeline to a friend.”

- Sarah Palin

- JP

Sarah Palin makes Red Cross donation in Hollywood

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Andrew Malcolm e-mailed us from the Left Coast to let us know what Sarah Palin has been up to in LA-LA Land. The Liberals, as with everything she does, will not be pleased:

Sarah Palin stopped by the Silver Spoon Oscar Suite with daughter Willow and grandson Tripp.

Benefiting the Red Cross, the swag suite snagged the former vice presidential candidate for photo ops and gifting from beauty and luxury sponsors. At the Interior Illusions store in West Hollywood, Palin received jewels from Pascal Mouawad, watches by Skagen and Unite hair care products.

I'm told the oft-parodied politico donated all of her gift items back to the Silver Spoon for auction, as well as about $1,700 of her own cash, in support of multiple Red Cross efforts, including those in Haiti and Chile.

How dare she! Why, the nerve of That Woman!

- JP

Sarah Palin will run In 5K Thanksgiving charity race

Sarah Palin and about two dozen of her family members will work up appetites for their Thanksgiving meal by participating in a 5K run to benefit the Red Cross, according to an AP report in the Seattle Times:

Heather Filbin with the Benton-Franklin Chapter of the American Red Cross said Wednesday that about 25 Palin relatives had registered for the annual Turkey Trot at Kennewick's Columbia Park.

Family from Washington, Texas and Alaska are gathering for the holidays at the Richland home of Sarah's aunt Katie Johnson. It's something of a small family reunion for the clan and a break for the former governor away from the book tour bus to spend time with family members.

Mrs. Palin will resume the book tour on Sunday, when she will be signing copies of Going Rogue at noon local time at the Hastings book store in Richland. Then it's back on the road again, with book tour stops in Tempe, Arizona and Roswell, New Mexico the next day.

- JP