In a world full of leaders with massive, blinding egos, ours takes the cake. To say that Sarah Palin is inconsistent is like saying Michael Jackson is not getting enough press coverage. Just days after announcing her ‘official’ premature extraction from Alaska’s highest office, Sarah Palin is now fishing in Bristol Bay. Yes, the very same Bristol [...]
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Oh Sarah, where art thou?
Posted in Alaskan Politics, No Pebble Mine, tagged Alaskan Politics, Anglo American, bribes, Bristol Bay, Commercial Fishing, Corruption, Fishing, Michael Jackson, money, Northern Dynasty Minerals, Open Pit Mining, Pebble Mine, reasons for quitting, Red Salmon, Sarah Palin, Shannyn Moore, Sockeye Salmon on July 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Sarah Palin to resign her office…
Posted in Alaskan Politics, tagged 2012, Alaska, Channel 2 News, ethics complaints, first term, FOX show host, Governor, KTUU, NBC, Palin quits, Premature departure, Presidential Election, Real reason, Resignation, rumors, Sarah Palin resigning, Sarah Palin resigns, Sean Parnell, Ted Stevens, Todd Palin, Troopergate, Why on July 3, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Sarah Palin announced today on KTUU Channel 2 News that she will resign as governor of Alaska effective in 3 weeks.
In a press conference from her Wasilla home held just minutes ago, Palin mentioned the various ethics complaints directed at her both personally and her administration as being one reason as to her early departure. Additionally, [...]
Alaska’s Medicare Crisis… Hope on the Horizon?
Posted in Alaskan Politics, tagged Alaska, Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center, Community Health Centers, Crisis, Federal Laws, Healthcare, Medicare, Physicians, Primary Care, Residency Programs on January 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Alaska is one of if not the wealthiest states in the country. How is it then that we are tip-toeing on the edge of a catastrophic nightmare? The population, like the rest of America, is aging and doctors are not accepting new Medicare patients…
Sarah Palin: Guilty of Abuse of Power…
Posted in Alaskan Politics, tagged Abuse of Power, Biden, John McCain, Obama, Sarah Palin, Steven Branchflower on October 10, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Breaking News:
Troopergate hearing (Updated: 12-0 vote to release the report)
A group of 8 republican and 4 democratic Alaskan Legislators voted unanimously to release the findings of the Abuse of Power Investigation by Steven Branchflower.
Finding Number One (via Mudflats):
For the reasons explained in section IV of this report, I find that Governor Sarah Palin abused [...]
Alaskans Rally for… Obama / Biden
Posted in Alaskan Politics, tagged Alaska, Alaskans for Obama, Anchorage, Biden Rally, John McCain, Obama, Sarah Palin on October 5, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Alaskans converged towards one of the 2 rallies scheduled in downtown Anchorage on Saturday. The clear winner in attendance and spirit was the Obama / Biden rally held downtown with an estimated attendance of well over 1,200 (I would guesstimate 1,800 at the height of the rally). The other was a 300 person affair for [...]
Vice Presidential Debate: Biden vs Palin
Posted in Alaskan Politics, tagged 2008, Debate, Joe Biden, Sarah Palin, Vice Presidential Debate on October 3, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The lone vice presidential debate is over and who was left standing? The McCain/Palin ticket’s targeted lowering of expectations in the week leading up to the debate (‘Joe six pack’) may have had an effect on a small percentage of Americans. However, after watching the debate I kept my eye on the real issues affecting Americans (the [...]
A Table Worth a Thousand Words… and Millions of Votes
Posted in Alaskan Politics, tagged Bush tax plan, Lower class, McCain tax plan, Middle class, Obama tax plan, Tax policy center on September 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Obama vs McCain Tax Proposals:
…the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center concluded that in contrast to Mr. McCain, “Senator Obama offers much larger tax breaks to low- and middle-income taxpayers and would increase taxes on high-income taxpayers.”
The study said, “The largest tax cuts, as a share of income, would go to those at the bottom of the income [...]
