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- Crowd Estimate: 1,500 ProtestersAnchorage Daily News: Anti-Palin activists stage their own rally (September 14, 2008)
- Protest Began after Sarah Palin spoke at the Anchorage Convention Center
- The protest took place outside the Loussac Library in Anchorage
- Many called it the largest political protest in Alaska in history
- The protest was initiated by the small, local group “Alaska Women Reject Palin.”
- Eddie Burke referred to the protesters as "socialist, baby killing maggots"Rumproast: Burke's comments
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On September 13, 2008 a group of Alaskan woman gathered in Anchorage to protest the Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin, who is currently the Governor of Alaska and the former mayor of Wasilla, Alaska.
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Reasons for Protest
- Support for Creationism in Public SchoolsAnchorage Daily News: Anti-Palin activists stage their own rally (September 14, 2008)
- She leans to the Right of George W. Bush and John McCain
- She lied about the Bridge to Nowhere
- Because Palin thinks she's a Feminist
- Her Pro-Life ViewsUSA Today: Anti-Palin rally draws hundreds in Alaska (September 14, 2008)
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