Getting Deparate, McCain Campaign Sends Palin Out To Raise EDGE ISSUES

Suppose it was only a matter of time, but Palin today started beating the rabid religious right wing drum of EDGE ISSUES, trotting out the agenda of the Pro Life segment of American society. Reeling from her guilt in the Troopergate Investigation findings, incapable of talking intelligently about the economy Palin did an end around run right to the Right To Life. Times of war, a failing economy, let's not forget about our concern about Right To Life! Sure she would have had the right wing conservatives dancing in the aisle and speaking in tongues if she'd tossed in some crude remarks about fudge packing and keeping marriage a sacred institution between a man and a woman. All week Palin has trotted out the Obama the terrorist message, and apparently warming up to her assignment for next week, she is moving the conversation over to Obama the BABY KILLER. Since Palin brought it up in a around about way, lets talk about the Supreme Court for just a minute. It was the Bush Right Wing court that took away our property rights, decided in favor of BIG BUSINESS when it comes to immiment domain issues. Can you afford three more Bush style judges sitting on the highest court in the land?

JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin charged into the culture wars Saturday in Pennsylvania, painting Sen. Barack Obama as a radical on abortion rights.

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks at a rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Saturday.

The stop comes amid news that Palin violated Alaska ethics law by trying to get her former brother-in-law fired from the state police, a state investigator's report for the bipartisan Legislative Council concluded Friday.

Ethics woes aside, Palin focused her attention on abortion -- an issue that rallies the conservative base but some say alienates independent and women voters.

"In times like these with wars and financial crisis, I know that it may be easy to forget even as deep and abiding a concern as the right to life, and it seems that our opponent kind of hopes you will forget that," Palin told a crowd in Johnstown. "He hopes that you won't notice how radical, absolutely radical his idea is on this, and his record is, until it's too late."

Palin has mostly avoided raising her opposition to abortion rights on the campaign trail since she was tapped as Sen. John McCain's running mate, a fact she readily acknowledged in her remarks.