Chuck Heath

Our dear wolves need to remain on the run when it comes to Governor Sarah Palin's stance on wolf hunting and the overall futures of wildlife, not just in Alaska but possibly the rest of the country if Palin makes her way to the White House.How can one be pro-life but then hunt wildlife for sport? Many hunters and outdoorsmen argue that they are eating what they kill, and Sarah Palin claims to have hunted and eaten some of her "catch", but does she eat bear and wolf, too? We know that she...Read Full Story

From Palin Twibe:Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's brother Chuck Heath, Jr. yesterday addressed her supporters on Conservatives4Palin's Bob and Mark comment thread. The complete transcript of his two comments follow:I would like to personally thank all of you who have worked so hard and really thrown your hearts into supporting Sarah. I, like many of you, was really disappointed in her decision but I completely understand it. I don’t think there are many people out there who could begin to...Read Full Story

Here we go. Another Sarah Palin controversy is brewing. I haven't blogged about her for a long time, but I just couldn't ignore this latest turn of events. Why did she leave Hawaii? Well, the New Yorker's Sam Tanenhaus writes in a review of "Going Rouge," that Palin's father suggested to reporters, who wrote "Sarah From Alaska," that she left Hawaii because there were too many Asians. The account clearly contradicts the former Alaska governor's own description of her reasons for leaving...Read Full Story

Gov. Palin: Mr. Chairman, delegates, and fellow citizens, I will be honored to accept your nomination for vice president of the United States. I accept the call to help our nominee for president to serve and defend America. And I accept the challenge of a tough fight in this election against confident opponents at a crucial hour [...]Read Full Story

Interview of Sarah Palin's Father Chuck Heath. Mr Heath, who retired from teaching science and now works for the Federal Wildlife Services Program, continued: �I would tell those boys in ...Read Full Story