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Benyamin Korn, publisher of Jews For Sarah, penned an article for The New York Sun today in which he highlights the power Governor Palin continues to wield although she is not on any GOP ballot. He writes:

We honor Dr. Martin Luther King for his commitment to justice and equality for all people. He fought the status quo in full awareness that he would likely have to sacrifice more than most ever would, that he would pay the ultimate price. To be able to stare the possibility of death in the face and not back down is a true lesson in courage.

Today is the New Hampshire Primary. As the former governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney is expected to win, but it's not over till it's over. Governor Palin will weigh in this week as she did last week during the Iowa Caucuses, Eric Bolling reports.

Just in time for the Iowa Caucuses on January 3rd, presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has statedthat Governor Palin is a consideration to be his pick for Vice President or Energy Secretary, should he secure the GOP nomination. I have had many conversations with Palin supporters in the past about whether the Governor would ever again agree to be the #2 on a ticket, especially after experiencing Senator McCain's poorly-run campaign.

To this Politico article covering MJ Lee's interview with Amy Kremer, chairwoman of the Tea Party Express, I say, "Amen."

 

Tonight, another GOP presidential debate occurs, this time on ABC. The buzz has been centered around what the exchange will be like between the former front runner, Mitt Romney, and the current front runner, Newt Gingrich, who has soared ahead in the polls. As much as I'm interested in seeing the exchange between these two, I am also hoping to hear more from Rick Santorum, who secured the endorsement of Iowa Secretary of State, Matt Schultz.