I will join the fray...

[DJFyrewolf36]

A perfect example of there being two sides to every story . I knew there was more to this. The vid is still funny though

[RICHARD]

The trooper who was married to Palin's sis did an interview where he admitted to tasering a minor, "because he asked" and also had some problems with alcohol while he was on duty and and while operating a city/state vehicle.
This guy should have been fired right off the bat.

[blue]

The minor Trooper Wooten tazed was his stepson. The union has been protecting Wooten for quite some time.

[blue]

Source.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- An investigation sanctioned by the Alaska Personnel Board has cleared Gov. Sarah Palin of ethics violations related to the firing of her public safety commissioner, according to a media report Monday. The Associated Press reported that the findings of an independent counsel hired by the personnel board counter those in an earlier, separate report from a state legislative investigation. That earlier report found that Palin, the Republican vice presidential nominee, abused her authority in firing the public safety commissioner, who has alleged he was pressured by Palin to fire a state trooper who had been divorced from Palin's sister, according to reports.

Someone here at PT posted how both McCain and Palin were both convicted on ethics violations, I allready showwed that McCain wasnt convicted but only recieved a reprimand. The Alaska Personnel Board, the board with the power to act on the charge of ethics violations, has now cleared her of those charges.

[Lady's Human]

Funny how this comes to light far too late in the election campaigns for it to matter.

[DJFyrewolf36]

Funny how this comes to light far too late in the election campaigns for it to matter.

I noticed that myself actually. Although I guess I shouldn't act suprised when a politician is accused of being unethical

Cleared or not the accusations make one wonder...and I'm not taking sides lol.

[blue]

Now AK's senior, in more ways then one, senator Ted Stevens has been convicted on 7 charges of corruption.

[blue]

Funny how this comes to light far too late in the election campaigns for it to matter.

The finding of an ethics violation was supposed to be Hollis French's Oct suprise in favor of the Obama camp. Inside baseball local politics stuff.

[smokey the elder]

Politicians unethical? Have you ever heard this: "How can you tell a politician is lying?" "His/her lips are moving."