Oh, I've enjoyed reading and looking at a lot of the posted links. Some of it is a service to us, thanks. But I am worn out looking for the "smoking gun". GWB has run about a corrupt govt as there's been. And he's still in the White House. So what makes you think that this will have any effect on Palin's popularity amongst the right?Socnorb11 wrote:PujolJunkie wrote:Basically, I don't give a [expletive]. I just post things that I know are going to end up media stories and would matter to a lot of people.Freed Roger wrote:Let me be the first to say it. Meh.PujolJunkie wrote:In what may be what everybody was waiting for, ABC News has interviewed former Alaska Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan:
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=5804703&page=1She's not telling the truth when she told ABC neither she nor her husband pressured me to fire Trooper Wooten," said Walt Monegan, the Alaskan official whose dismissal by Sarah Palin is the focus of a state investigation known as "Troopergate". "And she's not telling the truth to the media about her reasons for firing me."
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"This is not a 'he said she said' situation. Others were contacted by Todd and Sarah as well," according to Monegan, who said he was confident the investigation would find adequate documentation to corroborate his testimony.
I think blatant corruption is relevant. Maybe others don't.
Its not like I believe she's a above the law. But just can't follow the play-by-play on Palin. In fact, I think the hyper attention actually helps her appeal to some, making her into a martyr.
Personally, I think its the issues that matter. I keep hearing this from Obama's people. So why not let that be the case and quit looking for the silver bullet somewhere in the Alaska brush that brings down Palin.





