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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Movements are fast afoot to either finish out the "Troopergate" investigations, or at least make them irrelevant to the presidential election. In addition to Tommy's story about Palin basically moving to ignore any investigation run by Obama supporter Hollis French, (I applaud), a few other Alaskans are jumping into the fray.The Attorney General is threatening to quash the subpoenas due to an overbearing partisan approach by French himself and then we have a few legislators jumping in: adn.comFive Alaska Legislators, Rep. Wes Keller, Rep. Mike Kelly, Rep. Bob Lynn, Sen. Fred Dyson, and Sen. ...
The abuse of power investigation of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, dubbed "TrooperGate," is going to have to proceed without her. From Palin spokesman Ed O'Callaghan: (via AFP) "I think it's fair to say that the governor is not going to cooperate with that investigation so long as it remains tainted and run by partisan individuals that have a predetermined conclusion," O'Callaghan said. A bipartisan committee of the Alaska State Legislature voted 12-0 to hire an independent investigator to probe Palin and her staff, so perhaps by "partisan," he means that each member of the legislature belongs ...
On the actual video, most parts are available hereThe Gibson-Palin interviews are over and I think we can say definitively that nothing has really changed except, possibly, Charlie Gibson's approval rating.. Those who like Sarah, still like her and now they don't like Charlie Gibson. Those who don't like her, still don't like her and they think Charlie is fine, which is what they thought before the interview.I watched the section last night and I thought it was extremely hard hitting which is fine, of course, but the lead-in I will say was especially slanted. Troopergate was mentioned without ...
The Associated Press reports that "First Dude" Todd Palin has been subpoenaed in the abuse of power investigation surrounding Alaska Governor and McCain running mate Sarah Palin:Republican efforts to delay the probe until after the Nov. 4 election were thwarted when GOP state Sen. Charlie Huggins, who represents Palin's hometown of Wasilla, sided with Democrats. "Let's just get the facts on the table," said Huggins, who appeared in camouflage pants to vote during a break from moose hunting.The state legislature approved 12 other subpoenas as well. The investigation involves allegations that ...
There's a lot of misinformation out there regarding the books that Sarah Palin doesn't want your children to read. Phony lists have been sent around the Internet, and some have wrongly claimed she wanted to physically burn books she and her church deemed offensive. But while those rumors are unfounded, the story of how Palin inquired about the removal of certain books from the public library -- and the subsequent firing of Wasilla's chief librarian -- raises, yet again, questions about Palin's fitness for executive office. ABC's Brian Ross recently filed this report:In tandem with the ...
Abuse of power usually begets obstruction of justice, whether in Washington DC or Alaska. Brian Ross does his job:And the Anchorage Daily News has more:Bottom Line: Gov. Palin is stonewalling on Troopergate; the Legislature [Alaska's] should issue subpoenas. ...
Sarah Palin was throughly vetted, I'm sure. So what will the official story be on "Trooper-Gate" ?More information on the subject here, here, and here.Palin is also a fan of creationism being taught in public schools. ...
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