Governor Palin 4 President

Gov. Palin held a press conference in Juneau on April 10, 2009. Section one focuses on questions about Joe Nelson and Wayne Anthony Ross. There are eight parts to the conference. Governor Palin answers question about her Attorney General pick, reducing the capital budget, price of oil, recent ethic complaint atacks, the "Stimulus Package" as a state bailout, the need for a new Alaska US Senate election and about Levi Johnston (Part 8).

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYH4qhqARLs

Deep in Alaska's interior, Fortymile Country is what you visualize when you think of the nation's 49th state: rugged, cold and heartbreakingly lonely, a feeling heightened by the occasional howl of a wolf. But there was another sound in the area last weekend: the whir of a helicopter, carrying a steady-handed state employee looking to target those wolves in the sights of his 12-gauge shotgun. This time the hunters came back empty-handed, but last month they killed 84 wolves in the area.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/193370

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Organizers expect Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will make an appearance before those buying overflow tickets to hear her speak to a southern Indiana anti-abortion group next week.
The 2,180 tickets for the Vanderburgh County Right to Life dinner on Thursday quickly sold out, so the group decided to make 2,500 tickets available in the adjacent auditorium.
Right to Life Executive Director Mary Ellen Van Dyke tells the Evansville Courier & Press that more than 500 of the overflow tickets have already been sold. Those cost $16 each, while the dinner tickets were sold for $34.90.
Van Dyke says the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate will also appear at a VIP reception before the dinner at Evansville's convention center.

http://www.fortmilltimes.com/124/story/524611.html

Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sarah Palin signed a proclamation declaring April 9, 2009, as Former Prisoners of War Recognition Day. The governor has ordered POW/MIA flags to be flown in honor and memory of American men and women who have placed themselves in harm’s way and faced the horrors of combat.
“The price paid by POW/MIA soldiers in defense of liberty is worthy of our highest gratitude and most solemn remembrance,” Governor Palin said. “On this day and always, they are in our thoughts and prayers. We will never forget them or their service.”
Governor Palin, along with citizens across the country, remembers with deep gratitude those who suffered captivity and those whose fate remains unknown. She urges Alaskans to also remember all of the men and women in uniform who are serving across the U.S. and around the world.
"We will never forget the sacrifices made by these great Americans," said Major General Craig E. Campbell, adjutant general of the Alaska National Guard. "We honor their memory with events every year, and we honor their families for their courage and determination to never forget."

http://www.gov.state.ak.us/news.php?id=1743