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Clearing the Browser Tabs – What Palin Should Learn From Breitbart Sunday Edition Posted: 17 Apr 2011 03:10 AM PDT Yesterday, Sarah Palin went to Wisconsin to speak to the Tax Day Tea Party there and gave a speech that may well prove her first real stump speech of the 2012 campaign. As I’ve said before, I’ve no idea if Palin is running for President (and I still don’t believe she knows either), but it’s hard to look at this speech as anything but a bid to run the Republican Party. If that’s her course, then I’d like to give her one piece of helpful advice: be more like Andrew Breitbart. Breitbart also spoke at the Wisconsin rally and his speech may have been better than Palin’s. It was certainly more combative and took the fight directly to the left — something Palin has avoided since her disastrous ventures away from the safe confines of her carefully-managed Facebook page and Fox News appearances. I certainly think Palin can give any Democrat a run for their money, but she’s going to have to come out from behind cover to do it. Thus far, she’s been fighting with long-distance artillery while Breitbart has spent most of the past couple years within knife-fighting distance of the very worst of the progressive movement. In the next couple months, I think she’s going to have to show that she can mix it up in close quarter combat with the left. So far, she’s not done that very well at all but she has time to learn and people close at hand who are willing, I believe, to teach her what they know. I suggest a long conversation with Andrew Breitbart would be a great place to start. And now, links! I guess you could say that Jesse Jackson passed his intelligence down to his son. In England these days, it’s not good to be a Christian. Jill puts into words a few questions I’ve had about conservatives and their sudden love for Donald Trump. Moe Lane proves, with two posts, that progressives simply don’t understand the basic rules of economics or how people act in a capitalist economy. It makes me wonder why we keep putting them in charge of our economy. If you live in Canada, and you suddenly can’t get Netflix anymore, blame your big television companies. If you tinker around with a blog, you’ll quickly learn that a smattering of knowledge in PHP is an awfully handy thing. Here are five free resources to help you get some PHP know-how. I think I’ll grab one or two of them myself, since my knowledge is not all that great.

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