Les Gara

Protesters hold signs and greet legislators outside of the special legislative session in Anchorage, Alaska, Monday Aug. 10, 2009. Alaska Lawmakers are scheduled to take up confirmation of Craig Campbell as lieutenant governor and to override former Gov. Sarah Palin's veto of $28 million in federal stimulus funds intended for energy projects.
The Alaska Legislature voted Monday to override former Gov. Sarah Palin’s veto of $28 million in federal stimulus money for energy cost relief. But it was as close as a vote can get.

Homecoming Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, her office adorned with banners and balloons, went to work in Anchorage Nov. 7 for the first time since joining the GOP presidential ticket.

In the Anchorage Daily News this morning it was reported that Governor Sarah Palin is traveling with her Alaskan office director, Kris Perry, so that Gov. Palin can run the State of Alaska AND campaign for Vice President of the United States at the same time.  Though the exact costs of Ms. Perry’s travels with Gov.

Palin's image has changed, for better and worse, in the six weeks since she joined the McCain Republican presidential ticket.

One of the CLAIMS at the vice presidential debate by Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was that SHE FAVORED divestment of Alaska state assets from the brutal Sudanese government and the genocide in Darfur.  ABC News journalist Justin Rood reports on October 3, 2008 that this statement by Gov. Palin is completely at odds with the true reality of the Palin administration’s actions when faced with a divestment resolution by Alaska lawmakers.

Anti-Palin Protests in Anchorage Alaska - Demonstrator with "Palinocchio" sign

Alaska State Senate President Lyda Green