Arriving in Anchorage September 8, 2008.
Arriving in Anchorage October 26, 2009.Tuesday, October 27, 2009
A Sign of the Difference Between Palin and Parnell
Arriving in Anchorage September 8, 2008.Arriving in Anchorage October 26, 2009.4 comments:
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Really looks like adding her name on the first banner was an afterthought--it seems to be squeezed in at the bottom. Wonder who thought that sentiment had to be signed by the governor. Is she Alaska?
ReplyDeleteI think this was also during the time when she had all of those life sized paper doll props sprinkled around the state.
ReplyDeleteOne of these props showed up in Ketchikan
and Winky quickly became known as the
"Rogue to Nowhere on the Road to Nowhere, going Nowhere Fast."
Parnell hasn't done anything except grunt to separate himself from her and that's a fact. For this, he finds himself on the Road to Nowhere, also too. Alaskans aren't deaf dumb and blind but Parnell must be. That's all I can figure.
Alaskan Sisu
Alaskan Sisu
Wow... I too saw that "Alaska Welcomes Our Troops Home...." banner in Sept. 08. It did strike me as very self-serving with the Gov. signature at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteHowever to see the banner today, as posted in your blog, is nice and very pleasent.
Thank you. I feel as if Alaska is welcoming our troops home.
Well, Palin was always only about self promotion. Glad to see that the sign has changed.....Yes, troops...all Alaskans WELCOME you home!
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