Young Ted high fives Governor Palin in a piece he wrote as part of TIME's 100 people Who Most Affect Our World:
If Sarah Palin played a loud, grinding instrument, she would be in my band.
The independent patriotic spirit, attitude and soul of our forefathers are alive and well in Sarah. In the way she lives, what she says and how she dedicates herself to make America better in these interesting times, she represents the good, while exposing the bad and ugly.
She embraces the critical duty of we the people by participating in this glorious experiment in self-government. The tsunami of support proves that Sarah represents what many Americans know to be common and sensible. Her rugged individualism, self-reliance and a herculean work ethic resonate now more than ever in a country spinning away from these basics that made the U.S.A. the last best place.
We who are driven to be assets to our families, communities and our beloved country connect with the principles that Sarah Palin embodies. We know that bureaucrats and, even more, Fedzilla, are not the solution; they are the problem. I'd be proud to share a moose-barbecue campfire with the Palin family anytime, so long as I can shoot the moose.
Kindred spirits, it would seem.
Nugent has it right, of course. Governor Palin is a throwback to our earlier values which is exactly why the Angry left is scared to death of her.
Ted's not running for anything and neither is Sarah - so far. But a Palin-Nugent ticket would definitely be ummm...right on target!
hat tip Soccer Dad
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