Did you have a lemonade stand when you were a little kid, or did you know a little kid who had one?
Piper Palin does.
Is Piper Palin a Danger to Society?
My nieces and nephew had a rather profitable one. They lived in the museum district of a large city, complete with tourists, a future Congressman (and regular patron of said lemonade stand), and enough well- heeled neighbors to make money. They did such a good job with the lemonade stand and their mother’s home-made cookies (she now has a very popular bakery in Memphis) that they were required to pay for all product that went into the lemonade stand.
Piper Picks Wrong Mother
Obviously Democrats in Alaska have NOTHING else to do but file complaints against the governor. Funny how everything was perfect a year ago before Sarah Palin became the Wicked Witch of the West, and Barack Obama’s Worst Enemy! Stop the ACLU has learned that Thoma has a cocaine conviction. That doesn’t matter. Palin is the evil one, right?
According to Conservatives 4Palin, Thoma is even trying to shut down Piper’s Lemonade Stand!
“…Chip Thoma, head of Responsible Cruising in Alaska, has put up signs saying “Stop Local Tours” in the area near the mansion, with active support from at least a handful of residents.
“As Governor Palin spends very little time in Juneau, especially during the summer, these are ‘voyeur’ tours premised solely on her notoriety,” Thoma said in an April 30 letter to Juneau tour operators.
Thoma said in a Friday interview, though, that the tours really aren’t any worse than before Palin took office. He said it’s not about her, but about impacts on the neighborhoods near Juneau.
The governor said she welcomes tourists and “can’t imagine other areas of Alaska looking at having the Governor’s house nearby as a degrading irritation that invites voyeurism.”
The governor said she offered to meet with Thoma “to ask if I could lessen his burden by keeping a lower profile,” but he declined and suggested she work it out with the Juneau mayor instead.
“I wanted to offer him to hide Piper’s trampoline further in a corner of the yard … if it’s a matter of not giving anyone anything to look at so they’ll go away then I’d ask Piper to not giggle so loudly on her buoy swing or bicycle in the yard,” Palin said in a written statement, referring to her 7-year-old daughter.
Palin said she’s spent most of her time in Juneau in recent months and finds the complaint ironic, given criticism in the capital city that she runs state government mostly from the Anchorage area.
“We’ve been slammed if we’re not here enough, but now the table’s turned and the message is we’re creating chaos because we’re here too often,” Palin said in a written statement….”
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