She vowed to go all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary. “Without question, litigation challenging the Secretary's decision will be of immense significance to Alaska and the nation,” she said. “I would not be at all surprised if the case is ultimately decided by the U.S. Supreme Court. As governor, I believe that my responsibility requires full State participation beginning at the trial court and ending with the last appeal.”

On Fox News, in an interview with Neil Cavuto she explained her reasoning. “We don`t believe that this speculation, again unprecedented, on computer modeling could forecast the effects of climate change, to the degree that leaves us in a comfortable position,” she said. “It’s just too far out into the future, this speculative modeling.”

Also apparently has a huge problem with telling the truth: http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2008/09/the-lies-of-s-5.html
even on this topic. Why so many lies I wonder?

Perhaps in the fevered view there's some connection between the State of Alaska deciding to sue the federal government for putting rules in place that affect its citizens and the church she attends.

Here's one. Did you know that Obama is a Christian and he opposes giving medical care to babies who survive and abortion?

Perhaps in the fevered view there's some connection between the State of Alaska deciding to sue the federal government for putting rules in place that affect its citizens and the church she attends.

NO, perhaps in the logical view, polar bears being an endangered species has been proven to be a fact moreso than the existence of God, or that people who babble incoherently are having some type of "spiritual movement" rather than demon possession, or perhaps merely, they are lunatics who babble incoherently.

Here's one. Did you know that Obama is a Christian and he opposes giving medical care to babies who survive and abortion?

And, "here's one" right back at you, I have no intention of voting for Obama.