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So she did team up with Dems and passed a bill taxing job creators in the natural resource industries(just not all, like Todd’s business) and then quit after doing it, retiring with an 80% approval rating halfway through her first term by giving $1200 dollar checks out. How conservative of her, oh and she thinks ceding the Rio Grand to the Mexicans is a fine idea, at least according to you.

The bill passed 59 to 1.

You do realize that means ALL of the republicans backed her bill, right?

And those $1200 dollar checks you are referencing was the same thing as a Tax Rebate, so yes, it was very conservative of her.

With regards to possible inequities concerning how Natural Resources are taxed/not taxed, you might want to ask all the Republicans who voted for the bill or maybe the citizens of Alaska, or the Supreme Court of Alaska.

Nobody seems to be unhappy about the bill except you, the Left-Wing press who thin they have an issue, and the supporters of other GOP candidates who think they have a gotcha against Sarah Palin.

The citizens of Alaska and the congressmen/congresswomen who represented them all seemed happy with the bill.

If there was such an issue as you make it out to be, don't you think there would have been a lot of noise made about it in the Alaska State Houses, the Supreme Court of AK, or the Alaskan Media?

As I told you in my first post to you, Palin can do what she thinks is right for Alaska as Governor of Alaska. That is how the Founding Fathers planned it. If she brings such nonsense to Washington I am sure all the Republicans in the Senate will join with all the Democrats in passing such a bill.

I just like to point out the obvious to St.Sarah's followers who jump on Rick Perry threads to bash him.

Bottom line, she was a 2 1/2 year governor who taxed the oil companies but didn't tax logging or fishing industries and used the Alaska Constitution as cover. Palin is great at rallying the base and even getting Tea Party House members elected. That's a good job for her until Perry wins the election and he can then appoint her to the Dept. of the Interior or Ambassador to the U.N.