As far as some New Hampshire Democrats are concerned, there was only one thing wrong with the plane crash that killed former Senator Ted Stevens in Alaska:

Sarah Palin wasn't on board:

In a Facebook post, [Keith]Halloran, who describes himself as "an active local citizen and supporter of NH Governor John Lynch," said of the plane crash, "Just wish Sarah and Levy were on board."

Halloran serves on the Rindge, NH Planning Board and is a Democratic candidate for State Representative in Cheshire County. He is a prominent supporter of Democratic frontrunner Ann McLane Kuster, who is running for Congress in NH-02. His comment appeared in response to a post by another Facebook user on the tragedy.

New Hampshire Republicans were not pleased with Halloran's remarks.

"Mr. Halloran's outrageous comments are a new low, even by the standards of the New Hampshire Democrat Party," said New Hampshire GOP spokesman Ryan Williams. "His publicly stated death wish for Governor Palin and her family is abhorrent, and has no place in public discourse. Governor Lynch and Ann McLane Kuster need to immediately denounce Mr. Halloran's hateful remarks and demand that he personally apologize to the Palin family."

Halloran isn't alone among New Hampshire Democratic leaders in wishing ill toward the controversial former Republican Vice Presidential nominee.

Natch Greyes, a staffer for Democratic Rep. and Senate hopeful Paul Hodes tweeted the following on July 21st: "I have to wonder if & or when @sarahpalinusa will learn the meaning of our state motto: "live free or die."

You stay classy, Dems.