Today Sarah released a Presidents Day video, and already the media’s speculating on it’s intended message.  Is she preparing for a brokered convention?  Like we say…continuing to live rent free in their heads.

(SarahPAC)…Celebrating George Washington’s birthday is an American tradition to honor our first president. Though Presidents’ Day is now the more commonly-used term, and has expanded to include all presidents, the legal term for this federal holiday remains Washington’s Birthday.  (more…)

Part 1 – CBS should have a mandatory retirement age.

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Cal Worthington is somewhat of an advertising institution across the West Coast and especially Southern California.  Born Calvin Coolidge Worthington on November 27, 1920, he grew up in a family of nine children and dropped out of school at the age of 13 to be a veterinarian.  In spite of a host of hardships, he was able to parlay his personal charm and salesmanship into a multimillion dollar enterprise. 

Growing up in SoCal during the 80′s, one guy dominated the airwaves when it came to local TV– Cal Worthington. Whether it’s channel 9′s Saturday Kung Fu theater, KTLA’s Family Film Festival or reruns of iconic 60′s shows on channel 13, it seemed like Cal sponsored them all. What made him unique was that he was truly an old school pitchman. Usually dressed in a cowboy outfit, he’d hawk used cars while playing with some exotic animal that seemed to have fallen off a circus truck as his catchy jingle played in the background.   (more…)

(Huff-Po)…In a surprising reversal, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine switched his endorsement from Mitt Romney to Rick Santorum Friday in Columbus, Ohio…..”I could not, in good conscience, be on record endorsing Governor Romney when I knew in my heart that Rick Santorum was the better candidate.”

The plot thickens.

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Insiders are speculating on Attorney general Mike DeWine as the most likeliest….as they have a relationship dating back to their days in the Senate.

(dispatch)…Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has a “major announcement” planned for 2 p.m. today at the Statehouse, according to his campaign.  The announcement, scheduled for Veterans Plaza, is believed to be an endorsement from a prominent Ohio politician, although a Santorum campaign spokesman declined to confirm.   (more…)

(Politico)…Maine Republican Party chairman Charlie Webster has admitted that the state party made numerous clerical errors in counting the state’s caucus results— even omitting some votes because emails reporting tallies “went to spam” in an email account.  However, Webster insisted that the errors did not change the outcome.   (more…)

Isn’t choir considered an elective in school?  This kid should have the choice of dropping out any time he wants, although it’s the reason he’s dropping out that has this Colorado high school playing defense.  The song contains the phrase,  “There is no other truth but Allah.”  I wonder how the school would feel if the reason this kid refused to sing the song wasn’t because he didn’t want to praise Allah, but rather because he was raised as an atheist?   This morning FOX and Friends reported that James Harper quit school in Grand Junction after receiving death threats.

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Tonight was Eric Bolling’s very last edition of “Follow The Money”, and as his special last guest he invited Gov. Sarah Palin.  Topics ranged from her selection as the VP candidate in the ’08 election to the possibility of a brokered convention for the GOP.  Bolling waiting until almost the end of the interview to ask her if she’d consider saying “yes” to being a candidate if no one else reached the magic number of delegates.  Her answer?  “I would do whatever I could to help.”  Sarah also surprised viewers earlier in the day when she showed up as a surprise guest on The Five.  Guess who was the only one she gave a hug to? 

The inmates are running the asylum. This Administration has served notice on every illegal alien invader across America: do not be afraid – you are above the law.

(StandwithArizona)…Eleven illegal aliens who claimed ICE agents “violated their rights” in 2007 raids on their New Haven neighborhood have won a $350,000 settlement from the U.S. government, which also agreed to halt deportation proceedings against the plaintiffs, their attorneys said Tuesday.     (more…)