Posted by Zach Roberts on December 20, 2015 · 5 Comments
Alaska ADN – Journalist who broke Fairbanks Four case unsatisfied after their release The letters seemed outlandish. But Brian O’Donoghue went to the courthouse to check them out, part of his job in 2000 as the opinion page editor at the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. What he found wouldn’t let him go: the story of four young men convicted of murder on flimsy evidence. On Thursday, their convictions were vacated and the Fairbanks Four were finally released after 18 years in prison. O’Donoghue joined the celebration but said the job’s not done. Juneau Empire – This is what it takes to get into…
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Posted by Jeanne Devon on February 6, 2011 · 147 Comments
By Shannyn Moore While preparing to jump out of a cake for Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday, Sarah Palin found time to serve up a fresh batch of Word Salad. My condolences to the transcriber who probably has a giant case of Post Traumatic Punctuation Disorder. The topic? Egypt, Reagan and 1 Timothy. Palin was asked about Egypt on the “Brody Files“: Sarah Palin: “Remember, President Reagan lived that mantra trust but verify. We want to be able to trust those who are screaming for democracy there in Egypt, that it is a true sincere desire for freedoms and the challenge…
Category Sarah Palin · Tags 1776, 2011, American Left, Bill Kristol, Brody Files, Caliphate, Conservatives, Democrats, dictators, Egypt, Federalist 39, Glenn Beck, John Birch Society, Katie Couric, Middle East, Mubarak, Post Traumatic Punctuation Disorder, Revolution, Robert Welch, Ronald Reagan, Ronald Reagan’s 100th Birthday Celebration, Sarah Palin, Shannyn Moore, The Weekly Standard, William Kristol, word salad
