Mark Levin on Sarah Palin: “She’s a huge draw.”

As good as any, better than most.

To it add Dr. Laura, who noted first of all that P. used no teleprompter, was “powerfully articulate and compelling.”

No uh’s or ah’s, hems or haws, as we know Obama engages in.  Which would you rather listen to, him or her.

“It’s not enough to bleat,” Frary said. “If you just bleat, you’re a sheep waiting to get fleeced.”

That’s my friend John, at a TEA Party rally in Augusta, Maine, urging people to sign petitions opposing runaway taxation.

He himself ran for Congress (and lost) last election, is retired from teaching, has a way with words.

TEA stands for Taxed Enough Already, or has been since the Boston Tea Party, one of our early anti-taxation events, became the model for a national movement some months back.

Relatively amorphous now, it has legs and will be an important part of the national mix yet.  Might make a difference in the coming mid-terms, that is.