Article from First Read.....MSNBC (we know how they lean...boy they hate Palin but reader makes a good comment in return....Palin won't take a position on bills?). Palin leaves the state to attend a Right to Life Dinner and an event for Special Needs Children and boy how they howl.....like there is no cell phone, email, text messaging to stay in touch??
From Reader Monkberry Moon.
That's a complaint? Obama NEVER took a position on ANYTHING except abortion. Nothing. Zero. Obviously the left only cares when it's the other party, which really means they don't care. Zero. Nothing.
That's a complaint? Obama NEVER took a position on ANYTHING except abortion. Nothing. Zero. Obviously the left only cares when it's the other party, which really means they don't care. Zero. Nothing.
GOP watch: Palin to the Lower 48
Posted: Monday, April 13, 2009 9:13 AM by Domenico Montanaro Filed Under: Republicans Never beloved by her own state party, Sarah Palin is under attack from some in the state GOP again. "Among the Republicans' biggest complaints: Palin is disengaged from the legislative process," the Juneau Empire reports. "There have been multiple complaints that Palin administration officials won't take positions on bills, including any indication about whether the governor is likely to sign bills that make it through the process." "Palin herself will be leaving Alaska this week to attend the Vanderburgh County Right to Life dinner in Evansville, Ind. on Thursday, as well as an event for special-needs children. Fairbanks Republican Rep. Jay Ramras questioned her leaving town right at the end of the session, when critical decisions are being made," the Anchorage Daily News writes.
Posted: Monday, April 13, 2009 9:13 AM by Domenico Montanaro Filed Under: Republicans Never beloved by her own state party, Sarah Palin is under attack from some in the state GOP again. "Among the Republicans' biggest complaints: Palin is disengaged from the legislative process," the Juneau Empire reports. "There have been multiple complaints that Palin administration officials won't take positions on bills, including any indication about whether the governor is likely to sign bills that make it through the process." "Palin herself will be leaving Alaska this week to attend the Vanderburgh County Right to Life dinner in Evansville, Ind. on Thursday, as well as an event for special-needs children. Fairbanks Republican Rep. Jay Ramras questioned her leaving town right at the end of the session, when critical decisions are being made," the Anchorage Daily News writes.
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