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Palin abused power in troopergate

Started by pmcalk, October 10, 2008, 07:39:45 PM

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pmcalk

The bipartisan report has been released.  It determined that she did abuse her power, though the family grudge was only one factor in the firing.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081011/ap_on_el_pr/palin_troopergate;_ylt=AlkToBtrrIFOlj4WC973DJNI2ocA

Perhaps the nail in the coffin?

It is time to turn the tables--who IS Sarah Palin?  How dare she question the patriotism of Obama when she herself used public office for public gain?
 

swake

Abuse of power, the REAL Bush doctrine.


Conan71

Look Marge, It's a liberal wet dream...



Earth-shattering, I tell you, just earth-shattering.  No one has ever abused power so bad as Sarah Palin.

Yes, how DARE she...

"It has been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first" -Ronald Reagan

joiei

Palin is the one preaching her gospel and now she has been found out by a group of her own party to be responsible for not being legit.  The bigger the Lie, the harder the fall.
It's hard being a Diamond in a rhinestone world.

RecycleMichael

I think what she did was wrong, but I have to admit that I probably would have tried to do the same. If my sister was getting a divorce and it was all nasty, I would have tried to make life unbearable for her ex.

I of course, am not running for vice-president and acting like I am different than other politicians.

How Sarah Palin handled this was stupid. She was blatant in her motive and tried to punish others who wouldn't do her bidding. This case says more about how she would govern than anything else.
Power is nothing till you use it.

iplaw

quote:
Originally posted by RecycleMichael

I think what she did was wrong, but I have to admit that I probably would have tried to do the same. If my sister was getting a divorce and it was all nasty, I would have tried to make life unbearable for her ex.

I of course, am not running for vice-president and acting like I am different than other politicians.

How Sarah Palin handled this was stupid. She was blatant in her motive and tried to punish others who wouldn't do her bidding. This case says more about how she would govern than anything else.

I may be wrong, but I think her actions stemmed more from the tasering of a 10 year old than they did from the actual divorce.

Also, the actual "ethics" violation centers around Todd's improper influence that he was trying to assert and the gubner didn't do anything to stop him once she was informed.

Who is surprised by this report?  The dem running the committee said this would be an, "October Surprise" right from the beginning.


swake

She fired a librarian for not supporting her politically. A librarian.

You betcha she tried to have her ex brother in law fired because she didn't like him. She's a maverick dontcha know.


iplaw

quote:
Originally posted by pmcalk

The bipartisan report has been released.  It determined that she did abuse her power, though the family grudge was only one factor in the firing.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081011/ap_on_el_pr/palin_troopergate;_ylt=AlkToBtrrIFOlj4WC973DJNI2ocA

Perhaps the nail in the coffin?

It is time to turn the tables--who IS Sarah Palin?  How dare she question the patriotism of Obama when she herself used public office for public gain?

Personal relationship with domestic terrorists versus pushing a public official to fire an guy who tasered a 10 year old.  You're right, they're equal...

RecycleMichael

The child who was tasered was his own stepson who asked to be tasered.

When my father was a police officer, he worked at Webster High School football games. Students would always come up and ask what pepper spray was like. He would put a little on their fingers and tell them to wipe it under their eyes.

I watched many a kid cry and their friends laugh.
Power is nothing till you use it.

RecycleMichael

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quote:
Originally posted by iplaw

Personal relationship with domestic terrorists... [/quote]

The relationship ain't much. They haven't spoken in years.

The "terrorist" is a college professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago.

I guess that means all the other faculty members, students and state employees have "personal relationships" with a domestic terrorist.

Sorry, Iplaw...that is the worst argument you have ever made...
Power is nothing till you use it.

Hoss

quote:
Originally posted by RecycleMichael

quote:
Originally posted by iplaw

Personal relationship with domestic terrorists...

The relationship ain't much. They haven't spoken in years.

The "terrorist" is a college professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago.

I guess that means all the other faculty members, students and state employees have "personal relationships" with a domestic terrorist.

Sorry, Iplaw...that is the worst argument you have ever made...
[/quote]

And they continue to try and make the argument against 'that one'.


RecycleMichael

Wasn't it great that the Palin campaign released their own report clearing Sarah Palin of all wrongdoing?

I am going to issue a report that says I am the Queen of England.
Power is nothing till you use it.

waterboy

Yes, I released a report with surprising findings. Turns out I AM the Admiral of the Inland Waterways! But since I once sat next to a  hippie radical in econ class back in the day, turns out I'm unfit for the title.

Neptune

This just in:  I am a planet.  Pass it on.

iplaw

quote:
Originally posted by RecycleMichael

The relationship ain't much. They haven't spoken in years.

The "terrorist" is a college professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago.

I guess that means all the other faculty members, students and state employees have "personal relationships" with a domestic terrorist.



If McCain was a Chairman on a board founded by an abortion clinic bomber, would you be so quick to dismiss that relationship?

I doubt it.

As far as the fact that they haven't spoken recently, I imagine that it's because Obama has a brain and understands that his willingness to associate with a**holes like Ayers doesn't really bolster his credibility.

And yes, anyone who willingly associates with Bill Ayers should be ashamed of themselves.

quote:
Sorry, Iplaw...that is the worst argument you have ever made...
Why don't you worry about your own flimsy arguments?