Published: October 12th, 2008 12:15 AM
Last Modified: October 12th, 2008 12:44 AM
JUNEAU -- At least 200 people protesting the policies of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin rallied in the pouring rain outside the state Capitol.
They carried signs with sayings like "Real women are not lipstick wearing pit bulls."
Unlike other pro- or anti-Palin rallies that have been held around the state, the Saturday morning event did not draw a counter protest.
Former state public health director Peter Nakamura told the crowd that Palin has done little to insure quality health care for Alaskans.
Paula Terrel, a commercial fisherman, described Palin's record protecting fisheries as "dismal" and Tony Strong, an attorney and Tlingit Indian, said Palin was no friend to Alaska Natives.
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