Sarah Palin content

revised 2009-07-03 A good summary of recent events of former Gov. Palin is Palin Resigns: Exit stage right

revised 2008-10-15 A good summary of Gov. Palin in Alaska is

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Cama’i visitors.

Local results for ‘Palin’ using the search box. You may also use the site search tag in each post, Sarah+Palin.

WordPress.com doesn’t have the best internal search engine, but I’m usually good about using the tags correctly. If you want to know more about Alaska and Alaska Natives, including Eskimo people, especially Yup’ik people of the Yukon Kuskokwim Nushagak region, try using the categories in the sidebar or the site search tags at the bottom of each post.

The Nushagak River is in the Bristol Bay region (Dillingham is the hub. The link opens in a new window) from which Todd Palin’s family comes.

Our terrific state-wide public radio network is offering a reprise of their hour-long show about Governor Palin. Listen here, AK: Sarah Palin, Revisited

Related posts specific to Palin–

revised 2008-08-31 Because Gov. Palin has offered her credentials as commander of the National Guard, here is the category for related posts here– Eskimo Guard For those who have read several news stories quoting the Alaska Business Journal Monthly story, March 2007 (? looking for the original article), the end of 2006, on the Governor’s response to the Iraq surge, may be interested in this post, What impact will Iraq war call-up have from June 2006. State governors don’t usually have much involvement in US wars, and naturally would be more interested in state affairs. But this US war has called up our National Guardsmen.

revised 2008-09-04

“Alaska is on the map” is the recent slogan. Actually, Alaska has always been on the map. In fact, all over the map and maps. Click the category maps to find out where all we’ve been put now.

Other reasonable writings (i.e., respectful and insightful) –
Read Writing Raven on Sarah Palin and Alaska Native Issues

Mudflats on photos of Wasilla, church in Wasilla, global photogs and newsmedia in Wasilla, et al. Sarah Palin’s Preacher Problem. End Times Coming?

Shannyn Moore, also an Alaska woman, daughter of teachers, “Bitter-Proud”? (hard to read theme so use your own style sheet)

Andrew Halcro, Palin for VP: The S.W.O.T Analysis, who keeps up with bailouts of local dairies, “troopergate”, Governor’s gasline to be built by foreigners.

Good grief. I have overlooked the O’Folks off their Rocker much earlier post  over at –

This is a good summary, from Slate. The Sarah Palin FAQ Everything you ever wanted to know about the Republican vice presidential nominee. By Derek Thompson Posted Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008, at 5:39 PM ET

2008-09-10 Michael Carey has consistently provided balanced and accurate information. Listen to him at NPR,


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8 Responses to Sarah Palin content

  1. http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=f5h&AN=24350993&site=ehost-live

    Orr, Vanessa
    Source:
    Alaska Business Monthly; Mar2007, Vol. 23 Issue 3, p18-22, 5p, 3 color
    Document Type:
    Interview
    Subject Terms:
    INTERVIEWS
    PALIN, Sarah, 1964- — Interviews
    EMPLOYEE fringe benefits
    GAY couples
    EDUCATION
    YOUTH
    ISSN:
    8756-4092
    Accession Number:
    24350993

  2. The Bathtub scoured this up from Andrew Sullivan’s blog. The overall characterization from a Wasilla neighbor generally fits with my understanding from way out here.

    http://timpanogos.wordpress.com/2008/09/02/the-value-of-local-historians-in-small-town-alaska/

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  4. I’m trying to find a central source of Michael Carey’s coverage. In the meantime I founds this–
    Commentary
    The View From Alaska
    Michael Carey 09.09.08, 2:10 PM ET

    “As governor, Palin has been unable to separate her personal life from her professional life. Her attempt to have her former brother-in-law Trooper Wooten fired is now the subject of an investigation. On Tuesday, the Washington Post published a story with yet another example of her failure to establish boundaries between personal and professional matters. She insisted on using her home in Wasilla, not the governor’s mansion in Juneau, as her primary residence and, as a result, billed the state for the cost of more than 300 nights at home. She also had the state pay for her family’s travel.

    The story suggests something else, something that has gone unstated but is disturbing nonetheless. Sarah Palin, apparently, did not sit down with bureaucrats or lawyers to determine the proper way to handle expenses for the time she was living at home and the time her family spends traveling.

    Is Sarah Palin smart enough to be president? The Constitution does not mandate an IQ test. Nor does it prescribe how much experience in international affairs and domestic policy a candidate must have. Critics have been quick to demand: “What does she know about the world?” But an equally important question is: “What does she know about her own country?”

    For most of Sarah Palin’s adult life, she has been what she says she is: a suburban mom. Now she is a candidate for vice president of the United States.

    Michael Carey is a columnist for the Anchorage Daily News and the host of “Anchorage Edition,” a public affairs program broadcast throughout the state by Alaska Public Television, Inc.


    http://www.forbes.com/opinions/2008/09/09/alaska-palin-republican-oped-cx_mc_0909carey.html

  5. McCain Sees Fellow Reformer in VP Pick Palin – http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/politics/july-dec08/palintalk_08-29.html (PBS)
    NewsHour – Aug 29, 2008
    JUDY WOODRUFF: And, Michael Carey, she went on to run for governor on that platform of reform. How has she delivered on that? MICHAEL CAREY, Anchorage Daily …

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