Join Fr. Roy Bourgeois in asking McCain to end the torture associated with the SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS

"Sarah's legacy as mayor was big-box stores and runaway growth," said a retired Wasilla schoolteacher. "The truth is, Wasilla is just plain ugly, it's not a pleasant place to live. It's not thought out. And that's a shame."

Palin's opinion of her ex-brother-in-law, Mike Wooten, has changed considerably since he divorced her sister. Since her glowing referrence letter no doubt helped him get hired as a trooper, she must have been "surprised" that she couldn't get him fired.

McCain's new ad, which the campaign says it will be airing nationally ... is hardly subtle: Sinister images of two black men, followed by one of a vulnerable-looking elderly white woman.

More proof that McCain's campaign is desperate: McCain will say anything, do anything, steal anything, smear anyone ... even lose his own soul to win an election.

...using lists of residents of foreclosed homes to block their participation at the ballot box -- a voter suppression tactic called by some a form of "vote caging." Conyers called on John McCain to direct his supporters to stop the practice.

McCain: I Never Really Understood Economics. McCain said, "The issue of economics is something that I've really never understood as well as I should."

Who advises John McCain? Carly Fiorina who got a $42 million "golden parachute" and Phil Gramm, the ex-$enator who pushed thru deregulation and called Americans, hurt by the Bu$h economy, whiners ... we know THEY are fundamentally WRONG for America ...

As is my habit, last Saturday morning I biked over to Sagaya to have a cup of coffee and read the Anchorage Daily News. When I opened the paper, on the front page was an article which reported that at 9:30 am Sarah would be appearing at a pep rally at the

favorable/unfavorable ratings have suffered a stunning 21 point collapse in just one week, according to Research 2000 polling. "Over the course of a single weekend... Palin went from being the most popular White House hopeful to the least."