LARRY PERSILY on PALIN...: "She yelled fire in a crowded theater. She really did,..."

CNN ^ | July 23, 2009 | Kristi Keck

[techno]

The word “terrorists” got a lot of play at the time because people assumed that Sarah was only talking about Bill Ayres. Well folks, What would you call Bernadine Dohrn? When I learned about plurals in grade 1 I was told when referring to 2 or more people it was appropriate to refer to something with an ‘s’ at the end of the noun.

[ASOC]

Larry Persily is fairly well known here in Alaska as a Dem power type.

Press release 07-083
Governor Palin Welcomes Larry Persily to D.C. Team
April 17, 2007, Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sarah Palin announced today the addition of long-time Alaskan, Larry Persily, to her Washington, D.C. office. Persily currently works as Editorial Page Editor at the Anchorage Daily News.
“Larry has excellent qualifications - knowledge of the issues, experience in the public and private sectors, and analytic and advocacy skills,” said Governor Palin. “I am pleased that he has joined our team.”

Persily will serve the Governor as Associate Director for Oil, Gas, and Renewable Energy; Commerce; and Transportation. He will be responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and advocating with respect to the following issues: ANWR, natural gas pipeline, OCS development, pipeline corrosion, international trade, Arctic Council, surface transportation, aviation, telecommunications, commerce, renewable energy, and finance.

Two things - this guys was, in fact, recognized as a key senior staffer for SaraH and as an editor for the Anchorage Gayly News, major staffer to Tiny Tony Knowles, a known hard-core Dem.

Sleep with snakes, you get bit.

I have said several times the past, SaraH has/had a thrid-string team, this proves her vetting process was (and still is) non-existant.

[SunkenCiv]

Persily worked in Alaska's lobbying office in D.C. for about a year in 2007-08, but he also worked for four years in the administration of Democratic Gov. Tony Knowles (who served from 1995 to 2003), as noted in the State of Alaska press release on his hiring in 2007:

Persily has an extensive background in public service and with the press. Among other positions, from June of 1999 to June of 2003, Persily served Alaska as Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Revenue.