salina.com - an online service of the Salina Journal

Flat-out Sarah

Monday, February 08, 2010 7:47 PM

TIM UNRUH
Mindi Davidson was “quite nervous” at the thought of meeting Sarah Palin Friday night, but she wasn’t daunted long.

“Once you start talking to her, it’s like talking to someone that you’ve known forever,” Davidson said.

Sharing the head table at the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting, Davidson found she has a lot in common with Palin, despite her being a national Republican icon, former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential candidate.

full story

Latest News:

view all breaking and local news

Sports:

Who Dat? Brees, Saints win first Super Bowl
Resilient KU women avenge earlier loss to K-State, 70-60
Clemente carries NO. 10 'Cats
Self-Propelled
for more high school sports coverage

view all

Reader Photos - upload your photos!

faces of the fair \| view all photos \| upload your photo

Join the discussion:

An evening with Sarah

She scares the hell out of me says....
I caught Sara Palin a couple of days after she was here in Salina. After hearing her speech here, it was like listening to recording of the the same speech, the only difference was that the names were changed to exaggerate her twisted view of the facts.
She made a point of the proposed Health Care "special deals for votes to pass it such as the "Louisiana Purchase" that turns out was not done by the democrats at all, It looks as if the Republican governor, Governor Jindal was behind it. Ms Palin doesn't know that Africa is a continent, and who is in the North American Free Trade Agreement.
If shes the best that the Republicans have to offer then we better get behind President Obama, cause shes a mess.
I wonder if she can see her house from where she is. If so she should go home and read a book and learn something but mostly she should get her facts straight before she speaks or shut up.

2/8/2010

Find more businesses on Salina FYI: Arts & Entertainment • Automotive • Food & Dining • Health Care • Recreation & Sporting Goods • Retail • Services • Home & Garden

Entertainment:
Monday, February 08, 2010 10:30 AM

view all

Editorial:

Sarah Palin's star power

If the GOP is serious about winning back the White House, they need to find a way to harness the energy, populist appeal and star power of Sarah Palin.

She's the closest thing to Reagan the GOP has had since Reagan, and when you see her in person, it's difficult to believe the Republicans had her on the 2008 ticket and didn't do better than they did.

Pick up a copy of the Salina Journal
to read this editorial

Topics On Kansas Chatter Forums :

go to forums

Marketplace