Sarah Palin, world experience: lives close to Russia

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Sarah Palin: world Experience: lives close to Russia
                    war experience: war mongerer who loves to shoot and is member of the NRA 
                    hockey Mom   
Sarah, “under investigation”, Palin is now the McCain nominee. She has no experience with conducting a war, nothing even close to military. She was a beauty queen, hockey mom and breeder of 5,  and close ties to oil as her husband, the “first gentleman” is a production oil worker for BP oil.
She is very conservative and will set women’s rights back into the middle ages when she finds a way to over turn Roe VS. Wade, she will do what Bush has done and set up anti-choice people to staff hospitals denying women their rights. She is a poor choice. From Naral:
Palin is not just anti-choice, she’s opposed to abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. [Juneau Empire,  “Abortion Draws Clear Divide in State Races,” accessed 8/29/08 and Anchorage Daily News, “Governor’s Race: Top contenders meet one last time to debate,” 11/03/06.]  Palin is also a member of the anti-choice group Feminists for Life. 
   Sarah sat up there and said McCain was the “only” man to serve the USA, at that, McCain started to clap for himself, and realized his stupidity and fiddled with his wedding ring instead. The whole speech was dedicated to make Obama sound unpatriotic. She has a son going to the middle east, but you better believe he will be at a protected desk job now.
Wonder what is going to come up against her as the days go on, she is not the right women for the job unless you are on the right.
I am not shocked, but angered at what it will do for women down the road, Carly would have been a much better pick…
P/S – wonder how much they paid all the cheering throngs? We know from experience they bus their cheerleaders and protestors in…
Here’s the investigation charges
By Matthew Simon, CBS 11 News Reporter
Article Last Updated: 07/19/2008 01:10:24 AM AKDT

Former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan is speaking out about the Public Safety Employees Association’s executive director’s insinuations that Governor Sarah Palin fired Monegan because he refused to fire her former brother-in-law, who is a current state trooper. PSEA represents state troopers, including the Palins’ former brother-in-law, Officer Michael Wooten.
While Monegan is not saying he was let go for not firing Wooten, he now says members of Governor Palin’s administration, and her husband, first gentleman, Todd Palin, pressured him to fire Wooten.
Outright, the first family unequivocally says there was never any pressure by them, or the governor’s staff, for Monegan to fire their former brother-in-law. Governor Palin says, “All I know what the facts are and what the truth is. And the truth is never was there any pressure put on Commissioner Monegan to hire or fire anybody.”
… Monegan says aside from an initial face-to-face meeting with first gentleman Palin about Wooten, Monegan says on numerous occasions Palin and powerful administration officials, Administration Department Commissioner Annette Kreitzer, and Boards and Commissions Director Frank Bailey pressured him on the phone to fire Wooten.
Monegan said, “They were persistent. Todd (Palin) talked to me a couple of times. Got calls from Annette Kreitzer as well as Frank Bailey.”
However, first gentleman Palin insists there was just
that one initial Wooten meeting.
Palin said, “…just the one time. Just letting him know the public’s concerned. And our concerns.” Todd Palin says the meeting was only to alert Monegan that Wooten had made a death threat against the Palin family, “We present information that provides a guy’s history of abuse. Some may say it’s pressure. I say it’s informing.”
Governor Palin insists, in the end, there was, “absolutely no pressure ever put on Commissioner Monegan to hire or fire anybody, at any time. I did not abuse my office powers. And I don’t know how to be more blunt and candid and honest, but to tell you that truth. To tell you that no pressure was ever put on anybody to fire anybody.”
Now many lawmakers, including Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman, Anchorage Senator Hollis French, say they’re considering whether or not to investigate all of this. French explained the Senate Judiciary Committee does “have the subpoena power. We’re very careful about using that. We certainly have the power to hire an investigator. I think it’s a little too preliminary to decide which direction we’re going.” French says lawmakers will have a better idea once they return to Juneau Monday. He says if the decision is made to hold hearings, lawmakers will most likely start by looking for an independent investigator.

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