Greetings From Wasilla
Before VP candidate Sarah Palin crystallized her views on the future of US energy policy in her “drill or do nothing” speech to the Republican National Convention, we only had a vague idea of her record on transportation and development, gleaned mostly from her time as mayor of the tiny town of Wasilla.
As news of Palin’s past continues to surface, here’s Slate with a Wasilla video postcard. Says reporter and narrator Alex Sheshunoff:
You read that Palin was the mayor of a small town, and you think of central squares and tree-lined sidewalks and neighbors who give pies to one another. Wasilla isn’t that kind of place.
Video link. Thanks to Doc Barnett for the tip.
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