Two states forever bonded in Presidential campaign history find more similarities. Alaska and Arizona are among the two most corrupt states in the nation, they may be at the top of the list for the most dire incarceration programs. Arizona deserves Numero Uno status for it's latest systemic killing.FROZEN JUSTICE: has a series on Marcia Powell's death, it is hard to read. I am still working on it and in denial, I don't want to believe how bad it is. This will boil your blood if you have any humanity. Take your time but learn about what happened to Powell. How easy is it to overlook her condition and that she did have a guardian? In Alaska, Sherry Johnston is fortunate to have a famous son, it is believed she is being treated well in an Alaskan prison. However, she did not escape the John McCain factor. Nor was Johnston
far enough away from the lower48 to escape sheriff Joe's pink handcuffs.Read if you dare...
Phoenix New Times
Marcia Powell, who died in ADC custody May 20
Prisons as mental institutions
What does former prisoner, Senator John McCain, have to say about Marcia Powell and his states incarceration standards? It is common place for Joe Arpaio, Phoenix sheriff, to use heat as a deterrent for crime. McCain
supports Arpaio? Hold officials at prisons accountable.
Why not hold McCain accountable? | Marcia Powell Arizona
photo: FILE - This undated file photo released by the Arizona Department of Corrections shows Marcia Powell.... doing time behind bars, Powell was temporarily moved one day last month to an outdoor holding pen with nothing but a chain-link-fence roof to shield her from the searing desert sun. After less than four hours, Powell, 48, collapsed in the 108-degree heat and died at a hospital the next day, touching off a criminal investigation and bringing an abrupt end to a little-known practice in Arizona's prison system that inmate-rights activists found repellent.
Levi Johnston has not completed his book or comments on his life with the Palins. To my knowledge he's said nothing about what happened around his mother, Sherry Johnston's arrest and her place in Alaskan history. 1. Does Levi think McCain/Palin are clean? 2. What does he think of the circumstances? 3. How does he feel about the informants, how good of friends were they? 4. What does he think of his mother going to prison to wait for sentencing? 5. How did he respond to the the pink handcuff stunt? 6... 7... 8... 9...
It doesn't look like we will ever hear it from the horses mouth. Levi never mentions anything about drugs, camping or lakehouse parties. Nothing about drug addiction or even treatment from Levi. It is like the ten trillion zillion ton gorilla in the room that he is doing his best to hide. When he shows us more of Levi, will it be as much fluff as he is turning out to be in other parts?
What is it with Levi? 
Levi's consciousness of the justice and correctional system has increased. When can he speak? He may be in or out when it comes to the unsolved Trig Babygate questions. If he keeps saying next to nothing, he is throwing Alaska and Wasilla under the bus. He can make a difference if he shows concern about a few of the issues that matter. A true Johnston book about what happened around the addiction and arrest of Sherry would probably be as effective as Babygate in bringing out a McCain political scandal. Did McCain/Palin pay Levi off to keep him silent?
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