| Losing the Country by Steve Payne 
  
   Author 
    
    says: what if the left-wing "gotcha" media really were after Sarah Palin 
  
  and her fancy pageant walking? Please note that the opinions expressed in 
  
  this post do not necessarily reflect the views of the author(s). 
     
     In 1988, on this day the 
    newly crowned "Miss America" Sarah Louise Palin née Heath concluded a 
    rambling acceptance speech by promising to spend the year of her reign 
    working with patriot organisations to prevent the communist giveaway of the 
    southwest to the Mexicans.
 Born in Idaho before moving to Alaska as an infant, Palin 
    had won the Miss Wasilla pageant in 1984 and one year later, the Miss Alaska 
    pageant. Encouraged by these successes, she dropped out of higher education, 
    having enrolled at Hawaii Pacific University in the fall of 1982 and later 
    North Idaho College.
 Due to the inarticulation of her ultra-conservative 
    opinions, she soon became a brain-numbed patriot pin-up girl and was in fact 
    romantically linked with
    
    US President Pat Buchanan. Unsurprisingly, the left wing "gotcha" media 
    leaked the scandal just twenty four before the US Congress voted on the 
    proposed San Diego-Brownsville separation barrier. It was an erection that 
    never happened. 
     
     Author 
    says as Chris Rock 
    famously said, if white people are losing the country, whose winning it?. To 
    view guest historian's comments on this post please visit the
    
    Today in Alternate History web site. 
 
     Steve Payne, Editor of
    
    Today in Alternate History, a Daily Updating Blog of Important Events In 
    History That Never Occurred Today. Follow us on
    
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    Twitter.  Imagine what would be, if history had occurred a bit 
    differently. Who says it didn't, somewhere? These fictional news items 
    explore that possibility. Possibilities such as America becoming a Marxist 
    superpower, aliens influencing human history in the 18th century and Teddy 
    Roosevelt winning his 3rd term as president abound in this interesting 
    fictional blog. 
 
 
    
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