Chronicling Sarah
May 21, 2008
The Press has this review of Kaylene Johnson’s book, “Sarah”. I too would have enjoyed a little more into Sarah’s religious beliefs and how they affect her day to day life. Read the review here.
Don Young Will Crush You.
April 30, 2008
Newsminer.com:
“He was very angry, very animated at the governor, and he basically told me, he held out his hand and said, ‘She’s like a crystalline figure in my hands and I’m going to crush her,’ and he basically said I’m going to do the same thing to you,” Parnell told the editorial board.
Lt. Gov Parnell to take run at Young
March 15, 2008
Sean Parnell announced at the republican convention that he will be running against Don Young for Congress this election season and I say yay!
ADN:
“In an Alaska political shocker, Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell announced Friday before a crowd at the Republican Party convention that he is challenging embattled U.S. Rep. Don Young in the August Republican primary. “I just think it’s about restoring trust to government,” Parnell said. Young, attending the convention, had a quick response: Bring it on. Young, who has won 18 times as Alaska’s lone congressman, says his seniority is what counts. “A 35-year head start,” Parnell called it.
Parnell immediately got the backing of Gov. Sarah Palin, whose husband, parents and siblings were part of a cheering group gathered outside of the state Division of Elections for Parnell’s news conference on entering the race.”
Alaska Native appointed to Board of Game
February 9, 2008
Gov. Palin made her new appointment to the Board of Game - Craig Fleener of Fort Yukon is to replace Teresa Sager-Albaugh, the former president of the Alaska Outdoor Council, Alaska’s largest outdoor sportsmen’s organization. Read more
Governor’s son stationed at Fort Wainwright
February 8, 2008
Track Palin is reported to be stationed at Ft. Wainwright in Fairbanks, which is nice. Over at the ADN blog lots of tongues are wagging about possible influence in the placement, etc. That’s rather ridiculous considering soldiers are asked to give a list of preferred assignments. There are no guarantee’s of course, but I’ve never heard of a waiting list to be stationed in Alaska.
