Where did they find this person?

The Alaska Independence Party calls itself the third largest organization in the United States. Its platform calls for the defense of “states rights,” to “seek the complete repatriation of the public lands, held by the federal government, to the state and people of Alaska in conformance with Article 1, Section 8, Clause 17, of the federal constitution.”

Basically, the AIP wants a vote on secession. According to the organizations’ website. “[T]hough it is widely thought to be a secessionist movement, the Party makes great effort to emphasize that its primary goal is merely a vote on secession, something that Party advocates say Alaskans were denied during the founding of the state.”

The AIP says that Gov. Sarah Palin used to be a member of the party. Earlier this year, Palin recorded a welcoming address to the AIP’s convention. [...]

[AIP vice chairman Dexter] Carter says that AIP members must “infiltrate” — his words — the other two parties and push for the cause of Alaskan independence.

Remember MEChA?  Obama, al-Qaeda cat’s paw?  Sully’s fifth column?  It’s all here, folks, and it would be irresponsible not to speculate about the links between this and John McCain’s VC Manchurian Candidate problem.  The only thing McCain can do to fix the situation is to literally throw Gov. Palin under the wheels of a speeding bus and then recruit Jeff Gannon to replace her.  It’s the only way to keep this momentum going.

… Would it be irresponsible to speculate about the Palin family’s proximity to the militia movement in the 1990’s?  Hells nah.