Wed, 20 Jan 2010 from Newsmax

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin will come to Minnesota to campaign for U.S. Representative Michele Bachmann on April 7, Bachmann announced Wednesday.
"There is absolutely no one more in tune with the hearts and minds of everyday Americans than Governor Palin, and I'm excited to welcome her back to our beautiful state this spring," said, Bachmann, R-Minn.
Palin and Bachmann are well-known and respected conservative leaders who pride themselves on touting commonsense approaches to issues like health care, taxes and government bailouts have attracted millions to their message.
"It didn't take the American people long to see through the extreme liberal agenda of President Obama and his Democratic allies in Congress," Bachmann said.
"We saw American's frustration start in the form of tea party protests in states from coast to coast. It continued with the health care town halls throughout last summer. But we saw it come into full focus yesterday in conservative Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts, taking back a Senate seat that was held by Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy for decades. The American people have spoken, and the momentum is clearly at the backs of conservatives heading into the 2010 elections."






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