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From Newschief.com

LAKELAND | Former Alaskan governor Sarah Palin was fired up about God and country when she spoke Friday at Southeastern University in Lakeland. And she was dressed for the part.

The 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate visited the Sunshine State at the request of the organizers of the school's seventh annual leadership forum. She was quite a presence on the stage, in a lipstick-red suit and fierce high heels.

 

Her passionate talk was peppered with such vibrant cries as "Cling to your God, your guns, your Constitution!" and pleas for the next generation to change the country's moral fiber. "That will make our foundation crumble if we choose to ignore it," she said.

Not one to tiptoe around sensitive topics, Palin got right to the point on reasons she said the country is in crisis.

 

"Today, look around, and don't you wonder sometimes if, as a nation, we have forgotten God altogether? This is a crucial question," she said.

 

Palin said the school asked her to talk about hope and resilience. She said she would but "not that Washington, D.C., ‘hopey-changey' blah, blah, blah stuff, but real hope."

 

Mostly, the 49-year-old hammered such topics as the corruption of Washington, D.C. — "It's a hotbed of cronyism" — and federal spending — "The federal government is bloated, corrupt and out-of-control."

 

The Forum is a fundraising event for scholarships at Southeastern, and sponsors pay for the speakers. Southeastern officials don't disclose how much speakers are paid, but it was reported Palin received $75,000 in May 2010 to speak at California State University, Stanislaus.

 

Palin said Friday she was happy to visit a Christian school, and she encouraged students to go forth and spread the word. She encouraged them to "infiltrate" the nation. Study journalism, she said. Get into Hollywood and the sports world.

 

"Get out there and influence culture," she said.

 

Palin closed her talk with a battle cry.

 

"The future of the country depends on what you do," she said. "God bless you."

 

After the speech, Palin answered questions from Southeastern professor Christina Gard, who was Miss Alaska in 2004. It was then Palin said something that brought the strongest applause.

Asked how she dealt with critics, Palin said it's important to know who you are, and that's why she speaks out for God publicly in a country where she said it's often frowned upon or against the law to talk about religious beliefs.

"God deserves so much better than what we give him," she said. "What has happened when we can't say his name in public?"

 

Dear God,

 

Sarah looks like hell.  Could you please send an angel to clean her up?  Amen.

Florida Primary is today

So far three primaries down, and a different winner each thttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifime.

I think Romney will take this one as Florida is full of rich people. He is leading in the polls right now.

Here is Rick Santorum badmouthing President Obama while in West Palm Beach FL.

Newt doesn't want to debate Obama if the moderators are members of the media. And Todd will be robocalling for him. You can kiss Florida goodbye Newty!

And Ron Paul is still irrelevant.

Your thoughts?

Did Sarah really go to Disneyworld?-Update

Grizzly-hunting Tea Party princess Sarah Palin took some of her family to Walt Disney World Wednesday before speaking to the Republican Party of Florida dinner Thursday night and declared that it was “heavenly.”



From the Orlando Sentinel

“Yesterday, we decided to take a day, our first trip to Disney World. And I was so thrilled. ‘Oh, that’s what people have been talkin’ about all these years.’ It was heavenly,” she told the Republicans. “It was refreshing.”

She brought he daughters Bristol, 21, and Piper, 10, and son Trig, 3, who has Down syndrome.

“It was good to see good people, and a good organization at Disney, accommodating a child like Trig,” she said.

Her husband Todd and other daughter Willow didn’t come, she said, because they were busy hauling a truck of snow blower machines from Minnesota to Alaska.

“And it was good to see people from all over the world congregate here in a happy time, happy atmosphere,” she said. “It was uplifting.”


No pics of the happy family at Disneyworld? Sarah loves a photo op. Did they really do Disneyworld?

Why didn't Tripp come along? Did Bristol have a change of heart and let him spend time with his daddy?

I'm offended that Todd and Willow stepped foot in Minnesota. You two are NOT WELCOME here.

I wonder if the other visitors mistook the Palins for Goofy.

Update-I did a Google and Flickr search. Nothing.