snip> > > > > So do you get the point now Richard? > > > So, we are agreed that Obama was in Bernadine's > living room and that Gov. Palin was never a member > of AIP. And we are agreed that Obama was never > a member of the Weather Underground, but he is > friends with the founder.
"friends" ? Yeah Karl, nice try. I thought you would miss the point because your partisanship makes you unable to grasp the concept of fairness. Both Palin and Obama worked with all sorts of people to further their careers and missions. Because they worked with these people doesn't mean they share all their values. They might even stand in someone's living room and not share the values of the person who owns or rents the house. So bringing up these associations as political scare tactic spin is idiotic, partisan bullshit. So now switch to pretending to care that Obama downplayed his relationship with Ayer, not the relationship itself, right Richard. Isn't that your move. > > > > And, it's not accurate to call the AIP > > > 'seccessionsit' - it's just a 'states rights' > > > party. Probably every AIP member has different > > > opinions on what Alaska should be. The AIP > > > is the third largest political party in > > > Alaska - a previous Alaska governor was a > > > member of the AIP. > > > > > > According to Gail Fenumiai, the director of > > > the Alaska Division of Elections, Gov. Sarah > > > Palin has been a registered Republican since > > > 1982. > > > > > > So you have any evidence that Gov. Palin was > > > once a member of AIP? > > > > > >
