More info concerning SarahPAC.

SarahPAC, which will raise money online at http://www.sarahpac.com/, was registered Monday night with the Federal Election Commission. The Web site went live Tuesday, said Pam Pryor, who worked as a liaison between the McCain-Palin presidential campaign and the Republican National Committee. Now, Pryor is serving as a volunteer spokeswoman for the new PAC.

... SarahPAC will support local and national candidates who share Gov. Palin's ideas and goals for our country."

But it also allows Palin to more easily differentiate between her political activity and her gubernatorial duties, Pryor said. She can use the money raised by the political committee to donate to other like-minded candidates or to incur travel expenses on behalf of them. She also can use it to pay for her own political activities unrelated to her official job.

So Palin, for example, can use money raised by the committee to attend two upcoming political events outside Alaska, Pryor said.

So this PAC provides Palin with the money she needs to continue to ignore Alaska's multiple problems while she gallivants across the country on the dime of her fawning sycophants.

Pryor said that Palin wants there to be a "bright line" between her duties as governor and her political activity. Some critics, including political activist Andree McLeod, have complained that Palin blurred those during her bid for vice president.

I have news for Governor Palin, that "bright line" is already painfully obvious to Alaskans. On one side are the things which place her in the national spotlight and she is tripping over herself to do, and on the other are her duties as Alaska's Governor which she is NOT willing to do.


Earlier this week, McLeod filed ethics complaints against two of Palin's top aides, alleging her communications director, Bill McAllister, and close aide, Kris Perry, misused their positions to promote the governor's political ambitions. McLeod cited as evidence the time Perry spent traveling with the governor on the vice presidential campaign trail and afterward. She also cited e-mails that she said showed McAllister in "an ongoing collaboration with Republican National Committee convention staff."

Palin's press office, citing the state's ethics guidelines, would not answer any questions Tuesday about SarahPAC. They also would not refer a request for an interview about it to the governor. They referred all questions to the Alaska Republican Party.

The facts are that Palin and her people have already violated their ethical standards numerous times and this effort to smooth it over is simply a case of "too little, too late". If we could just locate enough Alaska legislators with a spine there is plenty of reason to start holding Sarah Palin and her administration accountable for their past misdeeds.

By the way I LOVE this part:

Pryor was emphatic that the PAC is not an exploratory committee for a potential presidential bid in 2012.

It looks like this Pam Pryor chick believes that the Wasilla hillbillies are representative of all Alaskans. No such luck chickeee we are very aware that Sarah Palin returned from the campaign trail a changed person. Her disdain for our state is palpable and her desire for national office can be seen in the ever present gleam in her offset eyes.

If it walks like a duck, and it talks like a duck, it is Governor Palin lying to Alaskans again.