Shut up, shut up, shut up

When you are so dumb that you cannot identify two Supreme Court cases with which you disagree (and instead mention one that's been stripped completely bare by subsequent abortion case law), you are incapable of answering questions at a debate, you are incapable of sounding like an adult who has a basic sense of literacy, and you can't go a goddamn minute without saying "nucular" or "you betcha"...perhaps you should be more careful about saying things.

Palin lambasts Obama for being tied to "terrorists".

I am free to criticize Barack Obama for whatever relationship he has with Ayers. I will say that it's not the best "friendship" one can have...to the extent it exists, which is pretty sketchy.

However, you are not me. And that is why you have no right to utter such lies (and they are unabashedly lies...even if Ayers were Obama's best friend, that's links to one single solitary "terrorist" (who, incidentally, was acquitted and ought to sue you for slander anyway), not multiple "terrorists", so you're still a liar.

You, however, person who has on more than occasion addressed the convention of a party that has been founded on treason against the United States -- person MARRIED to a person who "was" a member of said treasonous secessionist independence party -- you do not. You praised the Alaskan Independence Party's good work in your last address to the convention. Exactly what work did you mean? The part where they support seceding from the United States? The part where the party was created because its creator decided he was "an Alaskan, not an American. I've got no use for America or her damned institutions."

Even at its most charitable, the Alaskan Independence Party still calls for federal laws to simply not apply in Alaska, so that Alaskans can have limited government (so we can assume they're still not endorsing McCain/Palin).

The United States has a First Amendment that permits you to be as stupid as you find necessary when speaking in public. Just remember that next time you find it necessary to praise those who no longer wish to be subject to its rule.