Palin abused power in troopergate

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Oklahoma just released a report, saying it's the No. 1 team in college football despite its loss to Texas.

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How many people condemning Palin here had a problem with violating several young ladies Due Process rights by doing everything in his power to deny them a fair trial?  Including perjury, direct appeals to the Supreme Court attempting to outright deny their claims, and on and on?

How many here were against Hillary for abusing her power by steeling from the White House and the national Archives when she left DC the last time?  Did that preclude her from being your horse?  Would a normal citizen be allowed to steal federal property and/or historic documents and not be sent to prison?

How many hold a grudge against Ted Kennedy for not being drunk and not crashing his car off a bridge and not leaving the scene of a fatal accident... and then showing up the next day (sober) to explain that none of that happened?  Would Joe Blow have gotten away with that or was it an abuse of power?

Either stop being fake shocked and appalled or play the ball both ways.  What she did drops her stock a long way in my book (aside from being a Bush-like zealot), but it certainly was no worse than a TON of other things done on both sides of the aisle (yes, this damn well includes GW).  I'm not defending Palin by any means, but be careful casting those stones so hard.

Damn I wish Oklahoma allowed democratic elections, but we'll be the only state (again)    with one of the two ruling elite parties to vote for. Do I vote for the old man and the woman or the old man and the black guy?  Life long government employee and house wife turned government employee or life long government employee and never really worked in the private sector turned government employee?  Tax and spend or borrow and spend?

My choices are so over whelming.