What happens in Alaska (should) stay in Alaska!
An excerpt from care2.com by Jessica Pieklo
"Rep. Wess Keller of Wasilla (yes, that Wasilla) blocked a routine resolution in the Alaska legislature honoring the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts. And according to reports, it was quite a spectacle. The Anchorage Daily news reported Keller was downright combative in refusing to let the measure out of committee.
“I’m sure you are aware of the information that’s floating around the internet, and I’d like to give you the opportunity to respond to your connection, the Girl Scout connection, with Planned Parenthood and the activist role in that — is there a connection? Is there not? Frankly, I haven’t looked into it but I see it’s out there,”
It seems to me that Mr. Keller is "out there" too.
Think about it; the hard earned money being spent of delicious Girl Scout cookies could be going to support an extremist organization.
"Rep. Wess Keller of Wasilla (yes, that Wasilla) blocked a routine resolution in the Alaska legislature honoring the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts. And according to reports, it was quite a spectacle. The Anchorage Daily news reported Keller was downright combative in refusing to let the measure out of committee.
“I’m sure you are aware of the information that’s floating around the internet, and I’d like to give you the opportunity to respond to your connection, the Girl Scout connection, with Planned Parenthood and the activist role in that — is there a connection? Is there not? Frankly, I haven’t looked into it but I see it’s out there,”
It seems to me that Mr. Keller is "out there" too.
Think about it; the hard earned money being spent of delicious Girl Scout cookies could be going to support an extremist organization.
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