The prosecutor's report is due on Friday.

Ruh, Roh!

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/06/palin.investigation/index.html

Oh Kirk. We can only hope. Then Mitt Romney will join the ticket, McCain will surge and Obama gets sent packing forever!!!!

I dont think Romney would do the stuff McCain and Palin are doing it is brutal. He was actually pretty god on CNBC . . . . .but maybe he should of run MA instead of running for President 2 years after he got elected.

Palin will be recommended for indictment on Friday

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You know if the press had applied only 10% of the effort they have used in trying to find stuff on Palin and McCain - B. Hussein OBAMA would be out and Clinton would be facing McCain! No bias in the press at all! I read somewhere that NBC is even interviewing McCain's torturers to see what they can say about him!


UXB

Who cares?

The bloom is off the flower.

Even republicans have lost their mojo for this yukon chick.

Nice try boys, but it failed.

When does Barny Frank and Chris Dodd face their arraignment?

[Quote]No need to tie up the court system... I'll apply appropriate ... punishment.

Think she's into spanking? woo woo[/Quote]


Yes, but you'll have to use the severed front leg of a wolf.

I would rather have Palin for president than Obama.
the less that gets done the better I say.
Obama has too many reckless ideas.

Friday is tomorrow Kirk, we will all be waiting!!!!!

Don't hold your breath.

Kirk???? Is Palin in handcuffs in that fantasy prison where you keep Karl Rove, George Bush, Dick Cheney, Rumsfeld and Condi??

[Quote]LIRK,

I .. um.. have some bad news for you...


ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Trying to head off a potentially embarrassing state ethics report on Republican vice presidential nominee, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, campaign officials released their own report Thursday that clears her of any wrongdoing.
Sen. John McCain's running mate is the subject of a legislative investigation into whether she abused her power as governor by firing her public safety commissioner. The commissioner, Walter Monegan, says he was dismissed in July for resisting pressure from Palin's husband, Todd Palin, and numerous top aides to fire state police officer Mike Wooten, Palin's former brother-in-law.
Lawmakers are expected to release their own findings Friday. Campaign officials for McCain and Palin have yet to see that report -- the result of an investigation that began before she was tapped as McCain's running mate -- but said the investigation has falsely portrayed a legitimate policy dispute between a governor and her commissioner as something inappropriate.
McCain spokesman Taylor Griffin, who distributed the campaign's report, said it was written by the McCain-Palin campaign staff and based on public filings and Todd Palin's affidavit given to Alaska lawmakers in their investigation.
"The following document will prove Walt Monegan's dismissal was a result of his insubordination and budgetary clashes with Governor Palin and her administration," campaign officials wrote. "Trooper Wooten is a separate issue."
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Right...no bias there.

(Didn't the McCain camp have this all sorted out when they -ahem- "vetted" Mrs. Palin? Guess not....)

Hey giraldo- stick to your day job at the glory hole. some of the biggest tax cheats come from the left, and from urban area...Diane Wilkerson, William Jefferson