October 12, 2008
Palin's first W.Va. stop a brief one
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KENOVA, W.Va. -- Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin made a pit stop in West Virginia on her way to battleground state Ohio.

The Alaska governor and her family spent about 25 minutes in the state Sunday as their two-engine plane touched down at Tri-State Airport in Kenova. She made no remarks.

About a dozen supporters greeted Palin as she left the aircraft holding her infant son, Trig. Other members of her family were traveling with her.

A small group of protesters also was on hand as the Palins arrived.

After the brief stop, Palin and her political entourage boarded a bus and headed to the Ohio campaign rally accompanied by a motorcade.

GOP Presidential candidate John McCain and Palin are due in Virginia Monday for a rally.

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Posted By: lipscomb314 (11:38am 10-14-2008)
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That is such a shame, I wonder if she got to use the bathroom while she was in our beautiful state. That about sums it up.

Posted By: true blue democrat (10:33am 10-13-2008)
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That snub should tell us all how McCain/Palin feel about us. They
could care less. So let's change this red state to a true blue one.
VOTE OBAMA/BIDEN 08.

Posted By: VPFORDUMMIES (10:17am 10-13-2008)
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Could someone ask Palin what criminal penalties she wants for rape victims that have abortions? She is anti-choice except to protect the life of the mother. If abortion is first degree murder, and in Alaska there is the death penalty for first degree murder, then would she advocate the death penalty for rape victims that get abortions? What is pro-life about that?

Posted By: cannonball8pd (4:58am 10-13-2008)
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HEY SARAH THERE IS'NT ANY MOOSE TO FIELD DRESS IN GOOD OL WILD AND WONDERFUL.

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