An ode to an American treasure.

By Rob Janicki

Four years later and still standing as strong for constitutional conservatism as the Great Communicator, Ronald Reagan.  As strong a woman as the Iron Lady of British politics, Margret Thatcher.  The most vilified woman in American political history is still a force to be reckoned with even today.  She actively engages the liberal left and drives them nuts at every turn.  Debbie Wasserman Shiitts goes ballistic hearing her voice. Nancy Pelosi bleeds from her eyes in seething rage when seeing this woman's natural beauty.  Ed Schultz becomes apoplectic knowing this woman is more of an  outdoors man than he could ever hope to be and then there's Lawrence O'Donnell, avowed socialist, and his smarmy elitist condescension, which simply pales in comparison with this woman's dimpled smile.

Sarah Palin is still walking among us preaching the conservative word of politics and capitalism.  Her call for smaller, more responsive government to meet the basic needs of Americans is still heard everyday in all kinds of venues.  She regularly speaks out on today's topics of the economy, job creation, fiscal responsibility, foreign policy, energy policy small sized government, etc..  She is in demand from coast to coast to speak on behalf of conservative causes and conservative candidates who seek her endorsement.

No other man or woman in American politics has sustained more vile and despicable attacks on their politics, their personal life and their family.  And yet, Sarah Palin is still standing tall and proud of her country and unbent by the horrific and unconscionable attacks from the liberal left.

Sarah Palin, in my opinion, is the single most important inspiration for a resurgence in conservative politics in America.  The Tea Party political phenomenon has got to be viewed as the direct result of the appearance of Sarah Palin on America's political scene.  If it weren't for Sarah Palin, John McCain's loss in the 2008 election would have been viewed as the worst political shellacking in American political history, as opposed to being very bad.  It was Sarah Palin that kept a pulse going in McCain's campaign.  Had McCain chosen some political hack as his running mate, I, for one,would not have even bothered to vote, as my vote here in liberal hell, otherwise known as California, was basically meaningless.

Continued congratulations go out to Sarah Palin as she acts as a lightning rod to draw liberal ire and distract them from the political campaign at hand.  Keep on keeping on, Sarah.  Liberals will always hate you, but conservatives continue to love you.