Feel sorry for me tour

**ken** · 10th March 2011, 06:53 PM

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is slated to deliver a "testimony of faith" at a religious conference in Lynchburg, Va. this fall, which will be broadcast in more than 1,000 churches nationwide.
The Extraordinary Women Conference will take place at Liberty University on Oct. 7-8, dates that Politico notes fall on the same week Republican presidential candidates are expected to meet in Minnesota for the Midwest Leadership Conference, an event put on by the state's GOP.
On Tuesday, Palin led some to question her presidential aspirations when it was reported that she was scheduled to attend an event in Denver on May 2, the same date as the first GOP primary debate.
Liberty University chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. wrote in an email to the Lynchburg News & Advance that the institution was "honored to host (the conference) and to welcome Governor Sarah Palin to our campus."
Continued Falwell: "Governor Palin is greatly admired by our Liberty University faculty, staff and students for her patriotism and her determination to stand up for what is right despite vicious and unrelenting attacks against her and her family."

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**petruccio** · 10th March 2011, 07:20 PM

She's helped to make herself a marginalized and ridiculed political figure...and I won't even try to argue that she's not just that

...but she does believe in this country and in the values of family, freedom, and faith in God that it was founded on, and in the desperate need to right the ship somewhere back toward the 'real' middle ground

**bfirecap02** · 11th March 2011, 05:47 AM

Originally Posted by petruccio

She's helped to make herself a marginalized and ridiculed political figure...and I won't even try to argue that she's not just that ;what:

...but she does believe in this country and in the values of family, freedom, and faith in God that it was founded on, and in the desperate need to right the ship somewhere back toward the 'real' middle ground

Yes you are exactly right! She may not be the best for pres. but she does believe in this country and all it stands for. More than I can say about Obama.......