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:::This isn't about it being newsworthy or not - this is an encyclopedia article, and the edit is appropriate in that context.  It's the truth according to two valid references.  The first is the local paper, the ''Frontiersman'', which has been around since 1947 and is not a biased source like HuffPost or something I would hesitate to use here.  Second, the passage of the state law is in the public record.  It comes back to passing a reality check - why would it have been necessary to pass a state law unless local governments were refusing to change this policy on their own.  The final credibility comes in the statements from the Wasilla sheriff.  Palin appointed this person because he supported her policies and views, unlike the sheriff he replaced who was from the prior administration.  This edit is not about Palin's personal life - it's about the policies her administration supported in her capacity as an executive.  This is entirely appropriate because the McCain/Palin ticket stresses Palin's "executive experience" as a key qualification, so objective stories about her record as an executive and the policies enforced by her appointed staff are important and deserve to be published.  If you don't agree with this, then refute it wth evidence, don't censor it.  --[[User:DinsdaleP|DinsdaleP]] 13:52, 13 September 2008 (EDT)

:::This isn't about it being newsworthy or not - this is an encyclopedia article, and the edit is appropriate in that context.  It's the truth according to two valid references.  The first is the local paper, the ''Frontiersman'', which has been around since 1947 and is not a biased source like HuffPost or something I would hesitate to use here.  Second, the passage of the state law is in the public record.  It comes back to passing a reality check - why would it have been necessary to pass a state law unless local governments were refusing to change this policy on their own.  The final credibility comes in the statements from the Wasilla sheriff.  Palin appointed this person because he supported her policies and views, unlike the sheriff he replaced who was from the prior administration.  This edit is not about Palin's personal life - it's about the policies her administration supported in her capacity as an executive.  This is entirely appropriate because the McCain/Palin ticket stresses Palin's "executive experience" as a key qualification, so objective stories about her record as an executive and the policies enforced by her appointed staff are important and deserve to be published.  If you don't agree with this, then refute it wth evidence, don't censor it.  --[[User:DinsdaleP|DinsdaleP]] 13:52, 13 September 2008 (EDT)

== "Troopergate" ==

== "Troopergate" ==