PALIN FLASHBACK: 1995 Iron Dog Win: Interview with Sarah and Todd Palin

Todd Palin won his first Iron Dog race in 1995 with teammate Dwayne Drake.  (In 2000 and 2002, Todd won with teammate Dusty Van Meter;  in 2007 he won with teammate Scott Davis.)  In this video, Greta van Susteren introduces some footage of an interview with Todd and Sarah Palin after the 1995 race.

Video: Sarah Palin’s Full Remarks At Q&A In Long Island, NY

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By Gary P Jackson

This is the full question and answer session Sarah Palin participated in last Thursday in Long Island, NY. This was a no holds barred, anything goes, interview. No pre-screened questions, nothing off limits.

Video courtesy of our friends at PalinTV.

Dave Westlake Reads Sarah Palin’s Letter To Union Workers In Madison Wisconsin

By Gary P Jackson

Dave Westlake reads Sarah Palin’s powerful letter to union members at the Tea Party counter rally in Madison, Wisconsin. The mere mention of her name has the crowd cheering loudly, as they do again and again as Westlake reads from the letter.

We must all stand with Wisconsin’s Common Sense Conservative Governor and legislature, who are trying to get a grip on out of control government. These out of control unions must be stopped or the nation will fall.

Hat tip: Karen Allen @Organize4Palin

Gallup: Americans Say Ronald Reagan Is the Greatest U.S. President

By Gary P Jackson

Confirming what we have always known, the latest Gallup polling says Americans feel that Ronald Reagan was our nation’s greatest President.

PRINCETON, NJ — Ahead of Presidents Day 2011, Americans are most likely to say Ronald Reagan was the nation’s greatest president — slightly ahead of Abraham Lincoln and Bill Clinton. Reagan, Lincoln, or John F. Kennedy has been at the top of this “greatest president” list each time this question has been asked in eight surveys over the last 12 years.

Presidents Day, celebrated on the third Monday of February each year, officially commemorates the Feb. 22 birthday of George Washington. The country’s first president is not regarded by Americans as the nation’s greatest president, however. Gallup’s Feb. 2-5 update shows that Washington comes in fifth on the list, behind Reagan, Lincoln, Clinton, and Kennedy.

In the eight times Gallup has asked this same “greatest president” question over the last 12 years, one of three presidents — Lincoln, Reagan, and Kennedy — has topped the list each time. Reagan was the top vote getter in 2001, 2005, and now 2011. Lincoln won in 1999, in two 2003 surveys, and in 2007. Kennedy was on top in 2000, and tied with Lincoln in November 2003.

You can read the complete poll results here.

Video: Sarah Palin at the Long Island Association

-by Josh Painter
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Courtesy of Palin TV, here’s full video of the Q&A with Gov. Palin at the LIA last week:

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Cross-posted from Texas for Sarah Palin

– JP