John McCain and the Republican Party want the United States to benefit from the wisdom, experience, and successes of Governor Sarah Palin in Alaska. Here are a few noteworthy characteristics of the 49th state.
Is this what you want for all of America?
Alaska ranks # 1 in the nation for men murdering women.
Alaska ranks # 1 in the nation in forcible rape.
Alaska has the nation’s highest suicide rate.
Alaska has 6 times the national average of reported child sexual assault.
Alaska leads the nation in the rates of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea, and has high rates of teen pregnancy.
Alaska ranks near the bottom for providing children’s health care.
Alaska ranks 43rd in the nation for percentage of children in preschool.
Alaska ranks 39th in the nation for high school graduates; 10 percent of high school students drop out.
Alaska ranks near the bottom of the nation for students completing college.
Alaska is one of only 11 states without a pay-equity law.
"She's really done a lot of work on oil and gas, but when it comes to violence against women and children. . . we haven't been on her radar as a priority," said Peggy Brown, executive director of the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.
Keep in mind that if McCain wins, Sarah Palin will be one heartbeat away from becoming President.
This isn't the kind of experience we need.
This kind of experience has put us where we are now!
6 comments:
Alaska ranks first in the nation in the rate of women killed by men. Ranked behind Alaska are: New Mexico, Wyoming, Louisiana, Nevada, South Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
Are you suggesting that Sarah Palin is to blame for all that? Morons...the murder rate in Chicago has skyrocketed of late, should we blame that on Barack Obama?
She's the "highly effective and experienced" governor anon, who's in charge? What has she done about these very serious issues in Alaska as governor?
Yes anon, what has she done?
Thank you humanrights 101 for your detailed submittal, now explain the relevance of your post to Palin's failure to address the primary problematic issues in her state as governor. Her failure to even respond.
Anon from post #2,
Is Obama the mayor of Chicago? Is he the governor of the state? Faulty reasoning on your part.
And hr101, you sound like someone who is bitter about a child custody or support issue. My observation is coming from someone who has seen the effect of dead beat dads and abusive dads on many, many women and children.
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