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The Palin Pick: It's Isn't About Hillary Voters - UPDATED
Sound Politics — ... story, her rise to office, her family...the whole nine yards. Interestingly, this blogger's mother and mother-in-law (also not Republican partisans) fall into the same boat: raw, palpable enthusiasm for the Palin pick...where none existed before for a McCain-led ticket. Yes, it's just anecdotal. But it would be foolish to assume it's isolated, especially since these women fit exactly the profile of those that a Palin pick is most likely to energize. UPDATE: Jonathan Martin has some national reporting on women coming out of the woodwork for Palin. This might well be a story ...

Palinmania: McCain raises $7 million since VP announcement
Hot Air » Top Picks — ... no longer be permitted to raise private money for the campaign… Shortly before Palin’s announcement, one senior RNC official said McCain’s pick “better like doing fundraising.” Like almost everything else she does, hosting these events will be something of a new experience for Palin. When running for governor of Alaska in 2006, Palin raised a total of just $468,400. She’s tapped to do a dozen events for the RNC. Meanwhile, Politico reports more grassroots excitement in the form of spiking volunteerism , carefully balanced by Democratic reports of angry PUMAs ...

McCain Raises $7 Million Since Announcing Palin As VP Yesterday
Say Anything — ... Volunteerism among Republicans is up too.  Meanwhile, scrambling Democrats have resorted to digging up old footage of Palin as a sports newscaster. ...

The 7 Million Dollar Woman … And Then Some
Pat Dollard | Young Americans — ... of a new experience for Palin. When running for governor of Alaska in 2006, Palin raised a total of just $468,400. Incidentally, Bill Burton, a spokesman for Sen. Barack Obama, declined to reveal how much money the Democratic nominee took in after his speech to 84,000 supporters in Denver and 38 million television viewers. Me here: Heh … Heh-Heh-Heh … Heh! Palin Power By Jonathan Martin - (Politico) My mention below of just how juiced many in the grass roots of the GOP are about ...

Measuring the Palin Effect
California Conservative — ... the various Republican ‘alphabet organizations’ not doing well on the fundraising front. His opinion was pretty straightforward: The minute Republicans start acting like Republicans is the minute the fundraising floodgates will open wide. I’d say that he’s been proven right again. Saturday morning, I got responses from members of the House GOP leadership on what they think of the Palin pick. It was positive to say the least. Here’s Jonathan Martin’s report on Palin Power: Speaking about ...

Bounce You Can Believe In
Right Wing Nation — As of some time yesterday, the McCain campaign got seven million dollars in donations after announcing Sarah Palin as VP. Jonathan Martin at Politico reports that volunteerism is exploding. Color me unsurprised. Palin is a rock star. More on that later today.

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McCain Gets $7 Million Bounce from Palin Pick
voices.washingtonpost.com 8/30/2008 — By Matthew Mosk Sen. John McCain has taken in $7 million in contributions since announcing Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate, a top campaign aide said today. The money bounce may owe to Palin's appeal with conservative donors, many of whom said ...
Palin Thanks Her Online Supporters as Interest Grows
voices.washingtonpost.com 8/30/2008 — By Jose Antonio Vargas Online, politicians and their supporters both leave digital footprints. And so it was that yesterday's announcement of Gov. Sarah Palin as Sen. John McCain's running mate led us to Adam Brickley, a young Republican who's a ...
Obama Explains His Choice, Reacts To Palin, Tells 60 Minutes Biden "Can Step In And Become President," Calls McCain's VP Pick An "Up-And-Coming Public Servant"
cbsnews.com 8/30/2008 — (CBS) In his first reaction to the choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate, Sen. Barack Obama tells 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft that she is an "up-and-coming public servant." Of his own choice for running mate, the ...
Surprise? First Two National Polls Find Palin Gains LESS Support from Women
editorandpublisher.com 8/30/2008 — SAVE | EMAIL | PRINT | MOST POPULAR | RSS | REPRINTS Surprise? First Two National Polls Find Palin Gains LESS Support from Women By E&P STaft Published: August 30, 2008 1:35 PM ET NEW YORK The first national polls on John McCain's pick of Sarah Palin ...
Palin
corner.nationalreview.com 8/30/2008 — I have not had a TV to watch all week, though I have had internet, so I have followed the Palin pick entirely through the medium of the Corner. I share the initial reservations of David, and to a lesser extent, Jay. The Palin pick shows a low opinion ...
Shared Views but Also Contrasts in McCain, Palin Energy PoliciesFOXNews.com 8/30/2008
ST. PAUL, Minn. — John McCain’s new running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, has served in North America’s largest oil region for the past two years, creating a complicated record on energy that is sure to raise questions about ...
Campaigns Shift as McCain Choice Alters the RaceNYT > Politics 8/30/2008
Both parties are trying to gauge the risks and opportunities of having a young, relatively inexperienced woman on the Republican ticket. >
Alaska Newspapers React to McCain’s VP PickFOXNews.com 8/30/2008
Local newspapers across Alaska reacted Saturday after their first-term governor was tapped to be John McCain’s running mate.  Editorials and articles from the state both raved that an Alaskan made history as the first Republican woman on a ...
McCain, Palin in Pa., convention monitors stormWash Post Elections 8/30/2008
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- John McCain introduced new running mate Sarah Palin to voters in battleground Pennsylvania on Saturday as they wound their way toward St. Paul and a Republican National Convention where the mood was suddenly threatened by Hurricane ...
Media obsession: 5 questions for Palin (Politico)Yahoo! News: Politics News 8/30/2008
Politico - If John McCain had picked Mitt Romney or Joe Lieberman to be his running mate, news organizations (Politico included) would have had profiles and analyses at the ready the instant the news went out. Instead, McCain’s choice threw the ...