Anybody listening to Randy reading a article from an Alaskan about Palin?

[bigdarryl]

Very very interesting

[AllieB]

1. Details for us worker bees?

[woodsprite]

2. Can you give a hint or summary? n/t

[bigdarryl]

3. yeah listen to her show on Nova radio on the internet

[yardwork]

4. I know this may come as a surprise to you, but some of us are at work.

I work in a cubicle. It is not possible for me to live-stream political commentary in my workplace.

[yourguide]

5. +1

[shagin]

6. She was reading this letter.

http://www.andrys.com/palin-kilkenny.html

[yardwork]

7. Thank you! I'd like to use this. Does anyone know if it is legit?

Is the writer who she says she is?

[Ichingcarpenter]

8. Thanks for the link it is a great letter from a Wasilla citizen

About SARAH PALIN

snip

She’s not very tolerant of divergent opinions or open to outside ideas
or compromise. As Mayor, she fought ideas that weren’t generated by
her or her staff. Ideas weren’t evaluated on their merits, but on the
basis of who proposed them.

While Sarah was Mayor of Wasilla she tried to fire our highly respected
City Librarian because the Librarian refused to consider removing from
the library some books that Sarah wanted removed. City residents
rallied to the defense of the City Librarian and against Palin's
attempt at out-and-out censorship, so Palin backed down and withdrew
her termination letter. People who fought her attempt to oust the
Librarian are on her enemies list to this day.

Sarah complained about the “old boy’s club” when she first ran for
Mayor, so what did she bring Wasilla? A new set of "old boys". Palin
fired most of the experienced staff she inherited. At the City and as
Governor she hired or elevated new, inexperienced, obscure people,
creating a staff totally dependent on her for their jobs and eternally
grateful and fiercely loyal--loyal to the point of abusing their power
to further her personal agenda, as she has acknowledged happened in the
case of pressuring the State’s top cop (see below).

As Mayor, Sarah fired Wasilla’s Police Chief because he “intimidated”
her, she told the press. As Governor, her recent firing of Alaska's top
cop has the ring of familiarity about it. He served at her pleasure
and she had every legal right to fire him, but it's pretty clear that
an important factor in her decision to fire him was because he wouldn't
fire her sister's ex-husband, a State Trooper. Under investigation
for abuse of power, she has had to admit that more than 2 dozen
contacts were made between her staff and family to the person that she
later fired, pressuring him to fire her ex-brother-in-law. She tried to
replace the man she fired with a man who she knew had been reprimanded
for sexual harassment; when this caused a public furor, she withdrew
her support.

She has bitten the hand of every person who extended theirs to her in
help. The City Council person who personally escorted her around town
introducing her to voters when she first ran for Wasilla City Council
became one of her first targets when she was later elected Mayor. She
abruptly fired her loyal City Administrator; even people who didn’t
like the guy were stunned by this ruthlessness.

Fear of retribution has kept all of these people from saying anything
publicly about her.

[chatnoir]

9. 42 meth labs in Wasilla.

I knew it was the tweeker capitol of AK but damn.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

10. It already sounds like it's End Times there..........

[chatnoir]

11. Sounds like it'll be the End Times for all of us if they get into ofc....

Randi said sth like 40% of Child Protection calls were regarding the children living in these meth labs. Unreal.