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State Legislative Body: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin Abused Her Power

Posted by Miguel Contreras - October 10, 2008 at 11:33 pm

State Legislative Body: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin Abused Her Power - Do we need more cronysm, mismanagement and abuse of authority at the White House?

Several main-stream media reports dropped an expected bombshell at the McCain-Palin ticket that it is likely to damage John McCain chances in capturing enough votes to win this election.

On October 10, 2008, the Los Angeles Times issued a news report, Palin abused her power, legislative inquiry finds: http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-trooper11-2008oct11,0,2355932.story?vote42844824=1

Knowing Sarah Palin, chances are that she would find a way to blame her husband Todd Palin or somebody else for her problems as Alaska Governor.

As to John McCain, the almost 80-year old U.S. Senator's dreams of becoming a U.S. President are evaporating like a bad gas coming from an hangover Joe six-pack.

The irony of the rise and fall of Sarah Palin has nothing to do with the Obama-Biden ticket.

As the old adage say: "what goes around comes around."

Let's see what Karl Rove has an mind to salvage this monumental " I told you so" bomb explosion....and please Governor Palin, don't blame Barack Obama and Bill Ayers for this Rocky Mountain's size bump.  The only person to blame is well...you guessed right! - Sarah Palin.   

 

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