Sarah Palin

Right-wing darling Sarah Palin said on Monday that she hopes to arrange a meeting with former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher during an upcoming visit to London.

During a half-hearted rally staged in Phoenix last weekend before a largely indifferent gathering, a whimpering tea party movement vowed to take back its anger, which it says has been unconstitutionally usurped by an unelected series of diverse catastrophes that are subverting the democratic process of American outrage.

✤I truly hate to admit this, but I think I may have fallen a little bit in love with Sarah Palin this week.

Each and every one of you will be filled with agony upon learning that I am moving down to Mexico after a quick stint in Texas where I will, bizarrely enough, be covering a Sarah Palin rally in East Texas like four fucking days after living in Yankeeland for however many years I've lived here.

When puttering around the back of some dive video store on a lonely Friday night or surfing the 'net for some self-love aides, sometimes one can become very selective.

In light of this years primary election results, some may be tempted to call 2010 the political year of the woman.

President Barack Obama missed the opportunity of a lifetime.

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After Greene—who lives in a "tiny ramshackle home" with his dad and is facing a felony obscenity charge —improbably beat his much more-qualified opponent last week, the media rushed to figure out what happened.

My fellow pro-lifers winced at the picture — both because it offered Ms. Pelosi a political opportunity and because it reflected an enduring political weakness of our movement.

Sarah Palin rebuffed media speculation that she has gotten breast implants, and says that those asking should have more important things to worry about.

Women emerged as winners in election contests across the US this week, with a string of primary election victories exuberantly hailed in the US media as historic breakthroughs.

Halfway through the primary election season, anti-tax "Tea Party" activists and former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin haven't won every battle they've joined but their record is better than the competition's.

Veteran political strategist Ed Gillespie tells Newsmax that two Republican women who won primaries on Tuesday, Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina, will be victorious in the general election — while a third candidate, Democrat Blanche Lincoln, is doomed to defeat in November.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said President Barack Obama's acknowledgment that he hasn't directly spoken to BP's chief executive shows it "bodes well to have some sort of executive experience before occupying the Oval Office."

Well, here's a little treasure (PDF) from the Pacific Research Institute (aka right wing hatchery of the west).

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is endorsing Terry Branstad in Iowa's Republican gubernatorial primary.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has endorsed a challenger to incumbent U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the state's Republican primary in August.