Left Decries Palin’s Stalker… Or Not
March 8, 2011 | Filed Under Alaska, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Government, Liberals, Media Bias, Pennsylvania, Sarah Palin, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Last month a stalker of Sarah Palin was discovered only 50 miles from her home in Alaska. He has been talking about “tracking her down” at book signings, falsely claimed he’s had a sexual relationship with her, and has sent the Palin’s receipts of gun purchases. So, now I am waiting for the leftists that immediately began to blame the shooting on Gabrielle Giffords on “violent right-wing rhetoric” to point to the violent left-wing rhetoric that would cause a teenager to buy guns (and send the receipt to Palin), send threatening emails, make threatening phone calls, call himself Palin’s “magic enemy,” and ultimately set out to threaten her at her home, until caught by the FBI.
Like Verum Serum I’m waiting for that sincere national dialog from the left. Waaaaaiting….
Naturally, we have to turn to foreign press to hear the story as the US press didn’t make much noise about the stalker Shawn Christy, 19, from Pennsylvania.
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Truth in Accounting Issues: Alaska’s ‘Financial State of the State’ – True Tax Burden $555 Million
February 8, 2011 | Filed Under Alaska, Budget, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Government, Government, Corruption, Liberals, Taxes, Truth in Accounting, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
From the Institute for Truth in Accounting…
Chicago (November 29, 2010) Today, the Institute for Truth in Accounting released Alaska’s “Financial State of the State.” After an intensive review of the State’s 2010 audited financial report the Institute determined the State is in a precarious financial position because it does not have the funds available to pay $555 million of the State’s commitments as they come due. Each taxpayer’s share of this financial burden equals $1,900.
Alaska state law requires a balanced budget. “If governors and legislatures had truly balanced the state’s budget, no taxpayer’s financial burden would exist,” said Sheila Weinberg, founder and CEO of the Institute for Truth in Accounting (IFTA). She continued, “A state budget is not balanced if past costs, including those for employees’ retirement benefits, are pushed into the future.”
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Caught Red-handed: CBS Reporters’ Scheme to Undermine Republican Joe Miller
November 4, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, Congress, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, Ethics, Government, Government, Corruption, Journalism, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, Selwyn Duke, Senate | Comments Off
-By Selwyn Duke
In a case of JournoList redux, mainstream media reporters have again shown that their business is propaganda, not news. In a shocking voicemail accidentally left on the cell phone of Alaska GOP senatorial candidate Joe Miller’s spokesman, Randy DeSoto, journalists can be heard scheming to manufacture stories for the purposes of undermining the Republican’s campaign. Reporting on the story, WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein writes:
the journalists can be heard plotting to “find” a “child molester” among the politician’s supporters.
The reporters are also overheard hoping for violence against Miller so they can “send out a tweet” and Facebook alert that “Miller got punched” at a rally he held four days ago.
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Alaska’s Sen. Murkowski a Coke Head?
October 14, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, Congress, Crime, Elections, Government, Government, Corruption, Journalism, Media, Media Bias, Republicans, Senate, War On Drugs, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Dan Riehl of Riehl World View has a bit of a bombshell to drop on the arrogant, self-reverential “Senator of the people,” Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski — she of the second hand Senate seat bequeathed to her by her father who held that seat himself. Riehl says that it is a commonly known, not-so-secret secret in Alaska that Lisa Murkowski is and/or was a major drug addict even as she served as Alaska’s Republican Senator.
Murkowski recently lost her primary, as we all know, and suddenly she is now Mz independent because obviously having her in the Senate is far, far more important than anything as silly as the will of the voters! Perhaps her drug use explains her completely incomprehensible decision to continue running despite being turned out by her own voters?
So what did Riehl find?
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Alaska Senator Launches Ill Advised write-in Campaign
September 17, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, Congress, Elections, GOP, Government, Government, Corruption, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Senate, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Talk about sore losers. We are starting to see the GOP country club set getting petulant, aren’t we?

First was pouter Mike Castle who lost his incumbency to Tea Party insurgent Christine O’Donnell in Delaware. Castle is refusing to back the voter’s choice and he’s gone off whining about the tough campaign that O’Donnell waged. Boo hoo, Mickey, boo hoo.
Now we get sore loser Lisa Murkowski of Alaska pulling her own little stunt. She just lost her Senate seat to another Tea Party backed candidate, Joe Miller. But instead of acquiescing to the will of the voters, Murkowski is petulantly launching a write-in campaign for herself!
Miller was also endorsed by Murkowski rival former Governor Sarah Palin, adding to Murkowski’s pain.
So I guess Murkowski hasn’t had enough of the power of being a Senator and is having a bit of trouble accepting the voter’s will because now she is launching a ridiculous writein campaign. She is sure to be wholly embarrassed by the outcome if she sticks this thing out all the way to November, but she also might just hurt the real nominee just enough to allow a Democrat to win right when Democrats are losing big time everywhere else.
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BREAKING: Murkowski Concedes in Alaska
August 31, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, Elections, GOP, Government, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Another one of Mitch McConnell’s favorites just went down in flames as Senator Lisa Murkowski just bowed to Alaska’s new GOP candidate for Senate, Joe Miller.
Miller is far more conservative than Murkowski who was vying for the Ted Stevens award for pork.
As the New York Times says…
Mr. Miller shocked the political establishment here and in Washington last week when he emerged with a narrow lead, 1,668 votes, after the primary vote, on Aug. 24.
Chalk up another win for a Palin pick, too, as Miller got former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s support in this primary.
At first tongues were wagging that Murkowski was doing better than expected in the absentee ballots but as the night wore on it became clear that she was never going to be able to make up the lead that Miller had going into the counting.
That she conceded is a very good thing for the race in Alaska because it means that the bruising primary is over and Miller can spend his time and money on his Democrat opponent and not on a recount battle.
I am pleasantly surprised that Murkowski did concede, too, because yesterday an RNC hired gun lawyer was quickly flown up to Alaska and that could have portended a hard fought recount battle.
But it isn’t to be and that is a good thing.
Now let’s shake hands in Alaska, Republicans, and get to the job of putting Joe Miller in Washington D.C.!
AFL-CIO Leader Attacks Palin
August 26, 2010 | Filed Under AFL-CIO, Alaska, Government, Liberals, Sarah Palin, Unions, Warner Todd Huston | 1 Comment
-By Warner Todd Huston
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka spoke before the union’s Biennial Convention in Anchorage, Alaska today. In that speech Trumka called Governor Palin a new Joe McCarthy and says she has come “close to calling for violence.” He also objected to Palin’s use of the phrase “union thugs” in her comments and Internet postings.
Transcript of Trumka’s Palin comments
Sarah Palin?
She used to have a job, your governor…. You knew her…. Or thought you did…. I know I thought I did. She seemed like a decent person, an outdoorswoman. Her husband’s a steelworker. She seemed to take some OK stands for working families.
And then things got weird. After she tied herself to John McCain and they lost, she blew off Alaska. I guess she figured she’d trade up…shoot for a national stage. Alaska was too far from the FOX TV spotlight.
I bet most of you, on a clear day, can see her hypocrisy from your house.
I think Sarah Palin quit so she wouldn’t have to be accountable… so she wouldn’t have a record that could be scrutinized…
Ill. State Rep. Randy Ramey (55th District) Will Introduce Arizona-Style Anti-Illegal Immigrant Law in Springfield
August 17, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, Civil Rights, GOP, Government, Illinois, Illinois State Government, Immigration/Immigrants, Regulation, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
On August 8, Representative Randy Ramey of the 55th District told an audience at the Tri-County Tea Party that he’d introduce a law in Illinois that mirrors Arizona’s anti-illegal immigrant law.
Ramey told the crowd that in August he would be introducing the Arizona-like law here in Illinois “in the next few weeks.”
On what that law means, Ramey said, “We’re not pulling people off the streets, we’re not pulling them out of ice cream stores, we are not taking them out of their houses.”
“If you break the law, they’re going to ask you for your identification. If you don’t have your identification then they can start asking questions about your naturalization and are you a citizen of this country. It’s that simple ladies and gentlemen and that’s what we’re going to take care of here in Illinois.”
Alaska Senator Ted Stevens Confirmed Dead in Plane Crash
August 10, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, GOP, Republicans, Senate, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Governor Palin has tweeted the following about the tragic plane crash: “Heartbreaking Bristol Bay plane crash. Alaska’s heart surrounds loved ones. More info coming in; pls pray for Dillingham rescue this morning.”
It has been confirmed by former Senator Ted Stevens’ family that he has perished in a plane crash near Dillingham, Alaska.
Former NASA Chief Sean O’Keefe was also aboard the plane but it appears he and his son survived the crash.
Oddly, years ago Senator Stevens survived another plane crash in which his beloved wife died.
At this reporting there are four survivors but the Alaska National Guard has not identified them.
Senator Stevens served from 1968 to 2009 when he at last lost a re-election bid. He was the longest serving Republican Senator in history. Stevens was 87.
About the Left’s New Palin-Confronting ‘Teacher,’ Turns Out She Lied
August 9, 2010 | Filed Under Alaska, Education, Liberals, Sarah Palin, Teachers Unions, Warner Todd Huston | 2 Comments
-By Warner Todd Huston
Earlier today the left sent up cheers for an Alaska “teacher” that is seen on video attacking Governor Palin as “the worst Governor ever” as the sign she was putting up read.
When Gov. Palin interacted with her, the woman told Palin she was a “teacher.”
Looks like the woman, Kathleen Gustafson, is a liar. As we find on GatewayPundit, she isn’t a teacher but a theater tech. Even more absurdly, the woman belongs to a band that features drag queens as its attraction!
Another blogger whose blog is named Mac’sMind did some digging and the only Kathleen Gustafson he could find connected to the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District works in the theater dept. as a tech.
So, once again, the left’s hero turns out to be a whack-job and a liar. Are we surprised?
Here’s that confrontation with Gov. Palin:
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