There were two great accomplishments of Duh Gov's brief time in office. The socialistic ACES program, which is being repealed because oil companies don't want to continue to do business in the state.
McGinness the youngster bamboozled his way onto the 1968 Nixon campaign and wrote a scathing book uncovering then-new manipulative techniques The Trickster's handlers devised—such as packing audiences at "public" appearances with Nixon-friendly folks. That was cool.
Then he attached himself to Jeffrey McDonald (the &quot;Green Beret&quot; doctor who murdered his wife and kids) and his defense team. McGinniss told McDonald he believed in his innocence, and encouraged him to continue his appeals long after he (McGinness) realized McDonald was guilty. That wasn&#039;t so cool, but it did make for an exellent book (<i>Fatal Vision</i>)
Just another road bump on Sarah&#039;s highway to being a perpetual victim.
Oh, to have known a young, Nixon-loving Roger Ailes before he mellowed into Fox News impartiality.
Once OJ himself gets out of the pokey for robbery, that is.
There were two great accomplishments of Duh Gov&#039;s brief time in office. The socialistic ACES program, which is being repealed because oil companies don&#039;t want to continue to do business in the state.
And the AGIA gas pipeline that cost over $300,000,000 for nothing. You can read Joe McGinniss&#039; excellent article about that here: <a href="http:\/\/upstart.bizjournals.com\/executives\/features\/2009\/03\/17\/Governor-Palins-Big-Energy-Battles.html" target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://upstart.bizjournals.com/executives/feature...">http://upstart.bizjournals....
RIP Joe. The Klondike Kardashian can now take the pins out of the doll.
McGinness the youngster bamboozled his way onto the 1968 Nixon campaign and wrote a scathing book uncovering then-new manipulative techniques The Trickster&#039;s handlers devised&mdash;such as packing audiences at &quot;public&quot; appearances with Nixon-friendly folks. That was cool.
Then he attached himself to Jeffrey McDonald (the &quot;Green Beret&quot; doctor who murdered his wife and kids) and his defense team. McGinniss told McDonald he believed in his innocence, and encouraged him to continue his appeals long after he (McGinness) realized McDonald was guilty. That wasn&#039;t so cool, but it did make for an exellent book (<i>Fatal Vision</i>)