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Bigger And Better Things For "Sarah America"
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Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | 12:32 PM ET
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By: Larry Kudlow
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I’m all for Governor Sarah Palin’s move over the weekend.
It’s time for her to get out of Alaska’s small town, ankle-biting politics. Now she can take her show on the road.
This is a woman brimming with charisma and raw political appeal. That’s why everyone’s afraid of her, and attacking her.
In other words, Sarah Palin has the power to reinvigorate conservatism and republicanism.
Here's my debate last night with nationally syndicated columnist Deroy Murdock.
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