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$27 million in earmarks for her town with a four-digit population count. In Ted Stevens' home state, I guess it is easy to be a little less than the "reg" up there.
$27 million in earmarks for her town with a four-digit population count. In Ted Stevens' home state, I guess it is easy to be a little less than the "reg" up there.
From the same type of links being posted:
"This is the second year in a row Palin vetoed projects dear to legislators. She said lawmakers stuffed the $2.7 billion state capital budget too full. "There were things like dealing with killer shrubs and Zamboni blades that are not the state's highest priority at the time," Palin said on Friday.
She cut $43,000 from the budget for landscaping at Klatt Elementary in South Anchorage. A legislative document justified the money, saying "the risk of a child impaling themselves is substantial." Palin also vetoed a Homer Zamboni blade sharpener."
She has a journalism degree so she should clearly be in her element with journalists. Do you think she's afraid or uncomfortable with folks who have made a career of journalism? Could this have something to do with her refusal to talk to journalists?
She has a journalism degree so she should clearly be in her element with journalists. Do you think she's afraid or uncomfortable with folks who have made a career of journalism? Could this have something to do with her refusal to talk to journalists?
This makes the book-banning all the more insidious. That's not what you're taught in J-school.
She has a journalism degree so she should clearly be in her element with journalists. Do you think she's afraid or uncomfortable with folks who have made a career of journalism? Could this have something to do with her refusal to talk to journalists?
She knows how journalism plays it's partisan role.
And that goes for both sides from left to right.......the stories are made out of what the "writer" makes of it....
As whole it allows people to make their own decision. She understand IMO the looking at her record and results is a better decision maker for people.....maybe I'm making more of it than needs be.
There are editors in the mix too, so it's not just a one-man job.
And co's get a "political" partisanship based on those editors.......sometimes you get unbiased ones.
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