Somehow, I'd forgotten about this one:Stevens, like a generation of Alaskan politicians before him, has regularly used Alaska's marginal strategic importance as a cover for political nest-feathering--which explains part of why a quarter of the $7.6 billion Alaska received from the federal government in 2002...
the alaskan clown show
Steve M. says just about all that needs to be said about this piece in the Times, wherein we learn that throughout her adult life, Sarah Palin has been distinguished.
I don't know how many times this bears repeating, but Sarah Palin is an abject liar. Not only did she repeat the howling falsehood that she opposed The Bridge to.
Paul's excellent piece on the President of Alaska hits on a few things that are worth keeping in mind, regardless of Palin's affiliation or non-affiliation with the AIP. Culturally- and ideologically-speaking, there is a certain type of Anglo-Alaskan who regards the rest of the United...
My moment of undeserved relevance continues at the Minnesota Independent, where my thoughts on Palin offer a brief respite from their coverage of the nascent police state in St. Paul.I.
If this is true, my governor is a full-blown lunatic.Officials of the Alaskan Independence Party say that Palin was once so independent, she was once a member of their party,.
Just in case there hasn't been too much coverage of Sarah Palin here, I thought I'd let everyone know that the word on Alaskan Street is that representatives from the McCain camp have disembarked at a Wasilla hotel, where they've rented a handful rooms and...
Ari and Eric have have dug up some fun details about Sarah Palin's first few months as mayor of Wasilla. Elected to bestow "change" upon the town, Palin instead went.
The audacity of hope: Stevens' lawyer had requested that the trial be held as soon as possible because Stevens is up for re-election in November. "I want to make a.
Drink the news like sweet, sweet wine.Sen. Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican in the U.S. Senate and one of the chamber's most powerful members, was indicted Tuesday in Washington, a result of a year-long investigation into corruption in Alaska politics.The indictment comes nearly one year...
Nearly ever member of Alaska's Corrupt Bastards Caucus has now been indicted, with only Ted Stevens and his son Ben awaiting their turn to be stripped and deloused. The latest.
This is encouraging:The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds that Republican Senator Ted Stevens is trailing by two percentage points in his bid for re-election. Stevens attracts 45% of the.