… but it pisses me off. “Todd Palin: ‘first dude’ or ‘shadow governor?’” Andrew Halcro, who ran as an independent against Sarah Palin for governor in 2006 and is a critic of the Palins, wants to know why Todd Palin was being copied on state correspondence. Halcro wrote a blog post about Todd Palin called [...]
In a sudden outbreak (as Riehl notes, almost as if it were an “orchestrated event”) a story appears on a number of blogs suggesting Sarah Palin was associated with the John Birch Society. It’s already been debunked. The current, and then-, president of the group, John McManus, confirmed that the cover fit the description of [...]
This one from Salon, quoting, surprise, a political opponent: Four years later, the ambitious Palin won the Wasilla mayor’s office — after scorching the “tax and spend mentality” of her incumbent opponent. But Carney, Palin’s estranged former mentor, and others in city hall were astounded when they found out about a lavish expenditure of Palin’s [...]
I can’t believe I missed this one. Anyway, no, she didn’t lie about going to Iraq. First of all, she said she’d gone to Kuwait and Germany, not Iraq. Yes, some PR flack did mention Iraq. And yes, it turns out that she went to Iraq, if only momentarily, anyway.
The combination of 84 rumors and 450 comments seems to have overwhelmed WordPress; I can’t edit the page right now. I guess this means I’d better finish my new version. In the mean time, another new one is that Palin says she won the governorship through the help of a Kenyan witch hunter. This is [...]
Rather than screw up the links, I’ve added some updates in place. You can get there via this link, or by using the PalinRumors.com address. I’m working on a new version with better numbering and some of my feeble wit removed (and new feeble wit added.) But I wanted to get some updates in now.