The Election’s Most Important Issues

WHAT TO do about the war, what to do about the economy, what to do about those rimless glasses and that saucy updo? Style has never been more important than it is in this election.

–LA Times’ Booth Moore, “Sarah Palin’s style: the issue at hand”

She may be broke but she’s not flat busted! Governor Palin certainly has a distinct fashion sense, and thank God that she has avoided the pantsuits (which I maintain sounded the Hillary campaign’s death knell).

The media pretends that they have to magnify every irrelevant issue (her daughter’s pregnancy, her husband’s DUI, troopergate, and now her fashion sense) because they have no actual substance to investigate. But as we’ve shown, there’s plenty of substance to go around.

But whatever lack of substance the media manufactures is no excuse to tell lies about the Governor’s stance on sex education, censorship, etc.

“Dur, Alaska is Close to Russia” (and other discredited liberal taunts)

Liberals have been mocking the McCain campaign’s references to Governor Sarah Palin’s role in relations with Russia by pointing out their proximity. Well, it turns out that Governor Palin has been involved in trade and cooperative environmental/resource-gathering with Russia (source).

In addition to negotiating trade and cooperation with Russia, Governor Palin has been involved with negotiations with Japan, Korea, China, Canada and Germany (and those are just the top five! [source]).

I found these results by googling “alaska trade”. I didn’t have to log in to anything and required only an internet browser and Adobe Acorbat Reader (which is free), so I can certainly see why the media has been as yet unable to discover these obscure facts.

Obama: No Lies Here!

Barack Obama and Joe Biden: The Change We Need | Invalid URL.

If you’re wondering why there is a link to the Obama/Biden campaign website with an invalid URL, there’s a good reason. This is the page that once listed a copy of the list of books that Sarah Palin wanted banned. The list is undeniably false, given that it contains books that were written and published after Governor Palin’s alleged attempts to ban them.

Yes, Obama is change we can believe in, all right. His campaign has become Rovian in their use of dirty tricks, lies, and half-truths to attempt to smear their enemies.

But what’s telling is that, instead of issuing an apology to Governor Palin for continuing an absurd, slanderous lie, the Obama campaign has simply deleted the page and are content to pretend that it was never there. Classy.