Following are the last four episodes of Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp. Please click the graphic to view. The video will open in new window or tab direct from the Lifetime website.

These four episodes recount the rocky road Bristol and Gino have been traveling on and culminate in Gino's promise to be faithful, loyal, and loving to Bristol and to marry her in the future. Gino presented the promise ring as they sat in a tree stand, hunting bear. Bristol wrote in her blog entry on this episode, "...the promise ring created one of the best lines of the season: "I love you. Okay, now let’s shoot a bear." The couple also shot exploding targets with a variety of rifles in an open area prior to the hunt. Bristol also presented Gino with a Newfoundland puppy which at the time the episode was produced was named Raider. Bristol subsequently reached out to her community of readers and the dog was renamed Riot.

Episode 11: Bearizona

Episode 12: Kicked to the Curb

Episode 13: The Bet

Episode 14: The Ring Bear-er

H/T Ian Lazaran, Conservatives4Palin for DWTS video lead.

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin yesterday afternoon stumped for US Senate candidate Sarah Steelman at the Berry Patch Farm at State Line and Cleveland, Missouri. Gov. Palin said that Steelman would rein in spending, cut the federal budget, repeal and replace ObamaCare and honor voters' sacred trust. She described Steelman as a woman of courage. Following the speech, Gov. Palin, her husband Todd, and the candidate donned aprons and served barbecued food to every participant at the event.

The following is a compilation of still photos from Palin4America, Dave Cantanese, and video posted by and Conservatives4Palin.

Gov. Palin greets US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman

Gov. Palin and US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman in partial hug.

Gov. Palin on the stump for US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman.

Courtesy of and retrieved from Dave Cantanese. Gov. Palin on the stump for US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman.

Gov. Palin and US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman walk to the barbeque area to begin serving food to participants.

Gov. Palin and US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman serve food at the post-speech barbeque.

Close-up: Gov. Palin and US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman serve food at the post-speech barbeque.

Close-up: Gov. Palin and US Senate Candidate, Sarah Steelman serve food at the post-speech barbeque.

Except as otherwise noted, all photos H/T "Firelight" and retrieved from Palin4America

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H/T Mary Beth House and Steve Flesher, Conservatives4Palin for this video.

After viewing the movie 2016: Obama's America at a special screening in Washington, D.C. and interviewing the filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza on Sarah Palin Radio, I came to a solid conclusion: Every voter must watch this film before election day. D'Souza, a prolific writer, conservative thinker and president of The Kings College in New York City wrote The New York Times bestseller The Roots of Obama's Rage which was the basis for 2016. Academy Award winner Gerald Molen, who has produced such blockbusters as Schindler's List and Jurassic Park, produced the film. According to D'Souza, Molen had to "come out of the conservative closet" so to speak but was unconcerned by Hollywood political correctness. They did, however, have a difficult time finding a director. Most directors were afraid of losing future jobs if they worked on 2016. Such is the way in Hollywood. With 2016, D'Souza has done what the lamestream media won't do. He has vetted Obama. Now we know who Barack Obama really is and it isn't the man Obama has carefully presented himself to be to the American public. Obama is, in fact, a man driven by the anti-colonial ideology of his biological father, Barack Obama, Sr. Obama Sr. was born and buried in Kenya. He was a low-level, government bureaucrat, who fancied himself as a man greater than himself. He had a fondness for women and alcohol, the latter which eventually killed him. But what fueled Obama, Sr. the most was his hatred toward colonist countries that he perceived were the enemies of third-world countries like Kenya. Like father, like son. Obama, in his quest for an identity, was influenced and captured by the anti-colonial ideology embraced by his father. 2016, in essence, defines Obama and his Presidency. The movie feels more like Out of Africa than a political documentary especially the scenes in Kenya where D'Souza meets Obama family members including Obama's half-brother George and Sarah Obama known as Granny Sarah. Granny Sarah is actually Obama's step-grandmother. Obama Sr. was not raised by his biological mother but rather by Granny Sarah. Both women were two of the five wives that Obama's grandfather had in a polygamist union that was permissible at the time. In order to meet Granny Sarah, D'Souza was required to give her a goat. To play it safe, D'Souza brought three goats. Granny Sarah obliged and spoke in Swahili as a translator helped bridge the communication barrier. Their conversation, however, quickly came to a halt once it became known that D'Souza had talked with George, Obama's half-brother. Apparently, George is the black sheep of the family and according to D'Souza, is spied on by the Obama family. That is how Granny Sarah found out that D'Souza had met with George in Nairobi. D'Souza packed up his belongings and told Granny Sarah to keep the goats but she would have none of it. As a result, D'Souza found himself herding the goats out of the village. George, on the other hand, spoke his mind freely. As it turns out, he does not share the same ideology as his famous brother, the President of the United States. George doesn't blame colonist countries for Kenya's impoverished state. He blames the leaders of Kenya. This difference in opinion may account for why Obama has done nothing to help George, who lives with no electricity or running water in a slum house. Despite Obama's standard refrain, "I am my Brother's keeper," he has yet to lift a finger to help his brother George. Obama is not his brother's keeper. A flaming hypocrite, he most assuredly is. The recent controversy about the Churchill bust being banned from the White House by Obama can be traced to D'Souza's book The Roots of Obama's Rage and recounted in the movie. Since D'Souza's revelation, the White House and Pulitzer Prize winning, syndicated columnist Charle Krauhammer have come to verbal blows about the truth behind the Churchill bust banning. The truth is told in 2016. And what are the dreams of Obama's father? Watch 2016 to find out. Anyone who votes this November owes it to themselves and to the country to watch this movie. 2016: Obama's America opens on 300 screens on Aug. 10 and will be shown on 600 screens on Aug. 17. It is very likely 2016 will surpass Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 theater screen numbers by Election Day. To find theaters showing 2016: Obama's America, go to 2016theMovie.com. Listen to the Dinesh D'Souza interview on Sarah Palin Radio.

Complete Audio Transcript of Interview with Dinesh D'Souza

Bristol Palin today posted on Bristol's Blog:

In the last episode of Life's a Tripp, Gino gives me a ring! Who else has gotten a ring while bear baiting?

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Stay tuned to see if that actually happens. I’ll be happy to find out if that happens as well. However, the promise ring created one of the best lines of the season:

“I love you. Okay, now let’s shoot a bear.”

Thanks for coming along with me during this adventure of “Life’s a Tripp.” It was a wonderful way to let all of you into my life in a fun way.

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Bristol Palin today posted on Bristol's Blog:

On this episode of Life's a Tripp, I get to talk to teenagers who got pregnant without the benefit of marriage.

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