This past Friday, Governor Sarah Palin made her way to Fairbanks, in the subarctic interior of Alaska, where she participated in a glorified photo-op at which the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act (AGIA) license was signed by Alaska state officials. "This is a significant step as we march forward toward Alaska's next economic lifeline," Palin declared, stringing together as many political catch phrases as she could. "It's our next economic engine."
That license allows the gas line builder, TransCanada Corp, and its...
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