You keep saying that word. I do not think it means what you think it means....

[rfunk]

Reformer does not mean "someone who fires everyone who disagrees with her and replaces them with her cronies."

* Former Police Chief Says He Was Fired for Challenging Palin's Campaign Contributors
* "Troopergate" investigation centers on whether Gov. Palin abused her power when firing her commissioner of Public Safety Walt Monegan in July 2008. And he says she hasn't been truthful.
* Gov. Sarah Palin, who expressed disappointment with the dairy closing, replaced the entire membership of the Board of Agriculture and Conservation, which oversees the Creamery Board. The new agriculture board then installed itself as the Creamery Board.

(I thought we were trying to get away from that sort of thing next time around.)

Nor does it mean "someone who lobbies Congress for earmarks, then lies about it."

Update: There may be something to it after all. Reformer may mean "someone who wants her home state to secede from the United States."


(Really, soon I'll have something to say that's not about politics. I've been remiss in talking about my life the last few weeks. But there will probably be more politics too.)

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[nepthytis.livejournal.com]

Remember what happened the last time states tried to secede?

I "love" Palin. She's such a wingnut, it really makes me laugh.

[stega.livejournal.com]

and then I read this: http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/kilkenny.asp

eeeeeek