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September 02, 2008 12:18 AM UTC
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it’s Secessionist Sarah!
Thanks 😉
about succession more than secession anyway. If Alaska seceded we would actually profit. What would they do without their “I live in Alaska” stipend anyway?
stipend socialism at its most basic?
Shouldn’t Palin be against this?
where should the oil stipend go if not to Alaska residents?
More on the AIP platform
How ironic is it the AIP’s slogan completely contradicts McCain’s new slogan?
After three days McCain finally sent his people up to Alaska to look into Palin further.
McCain’s rash and uniformed decision to pick Palin as his running mate exemplifies his poor judgement. We don’t need for four more years of the same shoot from the hip leadership. ENOUGH!
what’s the difference?
Perhaps this was the Republican intention all along? To secede Alaska from the Union and to implement their “drill here, drill now!” platform with their new elected leaders.
we get this movement started in Texas?
Or could we start it here….”Texas Independence, Colorado Branch”…
Give me what reason for that false discraseful comment of yours. Please tell me your dumb false thinking behind this idea. Obama will drive the country a part and besides Obama voted with McCain 90% of the time and I’ve got proof as this as well just look at their voting record. Thats not a silly false comment. Its the TRUCE and thats what elections be about.
Ok, thanks for stopping by now go to McCain.com
which is why you make “discraseful” comments.
Maybe starting with 3rd grade English? To be honest, no one here can understand you – maybe we all agree with you if we could figure out what you are saying.
Nicky you just told us everything need to know about you; you’re not a Coloradan.
No offense Bob but you’re a little older than a boy now-a-days, but still young at heart.
Obama will drive the country apart because he votes the same as McCain 90% of the time. Wow – you just made my head explode.
The truth has been reprinted above for your enlightenment: Sarah Palin has been a member of and still supports the ideals of the AIP.
I don’t usually comment on spelling, I’m such a bad speller myself, but when combined with ravings on a par with the type of things written in excrement on the walls of a prison cell in a 19th century insane asylum I must recommend you take a little time proofing your posts.
I actually had to read what you wrote several times and I would like to get that little piece of my life back.
I’m still agog at the claim that Obama voted with McCain 90 percent of the time.
that has a little bit of the conspiracy theory nutball ring to it as well.
It’s the blogger equivalent of outsider art.
Palin was never actually a member of the AIP…
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200…
And she’s still apparently a supporter, and seen by the AIP party as being in their camp.
Her campaign slogan even echoes the party’s.
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Those are what we call lies. Go Blue can have his own opinion, not his own facts.
… rumor getting ahead of facts. She attended their convention, she’s addressed the party in a supportive way, and the party has essentially adopted her, giving her ringing endorsements and stating that she was “theirs”. You might forgive some folks for assuming a bit more fire where the smoke was so heavy.
Not helping the situation is the fact that AIP has stated that in order to further its goals, that its sympathizers must infiltrate the major parties. Finally, their association with the Constitution Party lines up neatly with Palin’s beliefs. It’s a good fit and an odd relationship, if not an “out” relationship.
to reflect what’s known at this point. Todd Palin was in fact a registered member of the party and Sarah Palin did support them. And I must say, her association with this organization seems to be a good fit wither her far right ideology.
He’s not a registered member of the party. But I think most politically active people on both sides of the aisle view him as essentially one.
Is Sarah Palin a card-carrying secessionist like her husband was? It appears not. But is she a fellow-traveller? That looks like a distinct possibility. Not a certainity, but definitely a possibility.
… he’s still got too many Democratic (Party) views to be accepted by the Rs. As of the past few years, there is officially NO overlap of the two parties in partisan rankings, and that includes Lieberman.
But I do think Ron Paul is a Libertarian.
The strongest argument I’ve seen yet against natural selection.
it doesn’t argue very well for intelligent design, either.