Sarah Palin's recent remarks about impeachment are so incredibly embarrassing that even her neighbors in the Mat-Su Valley cannot stay quiet any longer.

There is only one small newspaper that covers the Mat-Su area and that is the Frontiersman.

Traditionally they have sort of avoided talking about Palin for the most part, but the other day freelance political cartoonist and community columnist Chuck Legge reached his breaking point.

First he starts off pointing out just why the idea of impeachment will get no traction and then he simply unloads:  

So, drop out governor, here are the facts. Under this president we have built the Not-So-Great Wall, increased the Border Patrol twofold, pumped more money into border security than any other section of the department of Homeland Security, and deported more people than any other administration ever. In addition the President has repeatedly asked for immigration reform. The Senate did pass a bipartisan bill 68 to 32 but it died in the House. Obama has also asked for an additional $3.7 billion to address the ongoing problem, but Boehner and his gaggle of malcontents have not yet seen fit to help. 

For this and the glaringly unspecific “many impeachable offenses” you think it’s time to impeach the President. Really Governor Palin? Really?! Do you remember when you had “actual responsibilities?” Do you remember a governor who presided over a bipartisan coalition in the Legislature and was able to work with both sides to actually get something done for the state? You know, the person who existed before the 2008 presidential campaign. 

Personally, I think you should sue McCain and his minions for taking a constructive, albeit ultra conservative, politician and turning you into a babbling, incoherent, egomaniacal shill for the dictatorial crazies that have hijacked the GOP. 

My point here is that even though you no longer hold office, you still have responsibilities. Not just to the teatotalers, but to the rest of us in the state and nation. When you say things people listen. For better or worse you still have influence and when you say the President should be impeached for following the law and for resorting to his constitutional prerogative when dealing with the worst Congress in history, some people buy into it. 

Next time get your facts straight before you give voice to whatever comes tumbling out of your brain. If you can’t manage to do this. If you can’t manage to resist throwing red meat to the mob then I along with a majority of Americans and a sizable number of Alaskans say “no mas” Ms. Palin. For the love of God and country, “no mas.

Occasionally we get a troll on here who insists that Palin is still well liked in Alaska, and especially around the area where she grew up despite  evidence to the contrary reported by Geoffrey Dunn, Joe McGinniss, and myself.

Well this is a fellow Alaskan from the are where she grew up and he certainly confirms the fact that they are  done with her and her treasonous talk.

"No mas" indeed.