Sarah Palin has quickly become one of the biggest phenomenons in the country, yet the average person still knows little about her. And much of the information on the Internet is inaccurate. To give people access to more information and help separate the facts from inaccuracies, DailySource.org has created a comprehensive Sarah Palin special section looking at her record and policies. Click the link below to view it:
http://dailysource.org/
The page has in-depth research, videos, audio clips, excerpts and links to more than 300 articles, including many from newspapers and TV stations in Alaska. It includes 75 sections focusing on topics from her days as mayor to her time as governor to her policies in various areas. It debunks many of the myths floating around on the Internet about her.
Did she ban Harry Potter and other books? Did she tell the Alaskan Independence Party, founded to secede from the U.S., to keep up the good work? Did she swear off pork barrel spending as governor? Did she say she didn’t know what the vice president does a month before being picked? Go the special section to find out.
The level of research is unparalleled, and the page is updated regularly. The site’s editors and volunteers include an Emmy-award winning CNN reporter, the former operating editor of the Christian Science Monitor’s Web site, the former head of NPR’s News Blog and the executive director of the Online News Association.
