| I've rarely read such nonsensical drivel from liberal numbskulls as I read on this thread? The comission found that Palin had not done anything unlawful.
It is hard to conjure up an "abuse of power" charge when the facts don't really support it? The ex-brother in law was not fired but was transferred to another position. That leaves Monegon(the ex brother in laws superior) who was fired for insubordination complaining he was fired for resisting Palins effort to fire someone who wasn't fired? You figure it out. If you aren't looking for excuses to criticise you can see how politically tainted this whole matter is?
The guy Palin was supposed to have had fired wasn't fired, he was transferred! There is evidence he was a brutal loose cannon.
The guy that transferred him was fired for insubordination?
Thus we play the fools with the time, and the spirits of the wise sit in the clouds and mock us. |