AIP

While the elitist #dickwhisperers at the Washington Post dream up ways of monetizing their “access,” let’s take a trip down memory lane to shortly 4AM Eastern time on September 1, 2008, less than 72 hours after John McCain announced Sarah Palin would be his VP. At a quarter-past the hour, Daily Kos diarist Liz Arnett posted a diary featuring several videos tying Sarah Palin to the Alaskan Independence Party, a pro-secession fringe group in Alaska. The diary rocketed up the rec.

AlterNet readers respond to the latest evidence of just how bad Sarah Palin is for an office that puts her a heartbeat away from the presidency.  Most of these issues have been covered extensively here on the Sarah Palin Trust Squad, but certainly bear re-examination.

Banner of the Alaskan Independence Party, a radical group that advocates for Alaskan secession from the United States. Todd Palin registered as a member on October 1995 and except for a short period of a few months in 2000 when he changed his registration to undeclared, Todd Palin remained a registered member of AIP until July 2002.

 
Environmental defender Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. wrote a insightful piece for the Huffington Postin which he examines Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s long term personal and political relationship with the radical secessionist group, the Alaskan Independence Party.

Environmental defender Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. wrote a insightful piece for the Huffington Postin which he examines Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s long term personal and political relationship with the radical secessionist group, the Alaskan Independence Party.

We have survived another week of Gov. Sarah Palin’s dangerous character assassinations against presidential candidate Barack Obama in which she whipped up McCain supporters to the point where some in the crowds were even shouting “terrorist” and “kill him” in reference to Sen. Obama.  Tremendous mainstream media coverage has been spent debating Barack Obama’s past “extremists” connections, while virtually little if any attention is given to Gov.