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  • Sarah Palin: 'I'd Love to Serve' in Trump Administration

    02/16/2025 9:51:18 AM PST · by DIRTYSECRET · 205 replies
    Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin expressed frustration over not being asked to serve in the Trump administration, saying the president's "gatekeepers" are "tight." Speaking to NewsNation's "On Balance With Leland Vittert" on Friday, the former Republican vice-presidential candidate said she's "frustrated" that she hasn't been asked to be a part of the administration. "I thought that there would be a position in Energy in that Department, because that's my baby: wanting energy independence for America. You know, that's all about security and sovereignty of our nation is to be energy independent," Palin said. "But that hasn't happened." The 2008 running...
  • Brian Aitken’s Mistake - An outrageous gun prosecution in New Jersey

    03/28/2011 4:46:25 PM PDT · by neverdem · 59 replies
    Reason ^ | March 2011 | Radley Balko
    Sue Aitken called the police because she was worried about her son Brian. She now lives with the guilt of knowing her phone call is the reason Brian wound up sitting in a New Jersey prison. If it weren’t for a commutation of his sentence from the governor’s mansion, he would be stuck there for the next seven years. Aitken was sentenced in August for felony possession of a handgun. Before his arrest, Aitken, the owner of a media consulting business, had no criminal record. By all appearances he made a good-faith effort to comply with the stringent New Jersey...
  • Brian Aitken's Mistake. A NJ man gets seven years for being a responsible gun owner.

    11/16/2010 12:24:09 AM PST · by The Magical Mischief Tour · 74 replies · 1+ views
    Reason Magazine ^ | 11/15/2010 | Radley Balko
    Sue Aitken called the police because she was worried about her son, Brian. She now lives with the guilt of knowing that her phone call is the reason Brian spent his 27th birthday in a New Jersey prison last month. If the state gets its way, he will be there for the next seven years. Aitken was sentenced in August after he was convicted of felony possession of a handgun. Before his arrest, Aitken, an entrepreneur and owner of a media consulting business, had no criminal record, and it appears he made a good-faith effort to comply with New Jersey's...