Two little things for reading today... First, that corruption scandal about using her office to fire her ex brother in law. Palin had better hope this doesn't have time to go through before election day.
"Palin is likely to be deposed soon in the case, according to State Sen.
Hollis French, who leads the state Senate's Legislative Counsel
Committee.
French's committee unanimously authorized an investigation into the
dismissal of the state's public safety commissioner, Walt Monegan, who
claims he balked at pressure to remove Trooper Mike Wooten, who had an
acrimonious divorce from Palin's sister.
"I saw e-mails from [independent investigator Stephen]
Branchflower two days ago to the Department of Law saying it's time to
schedule a deposition of the governor, her chief of staff and the
attorney general who had some contact with the case," French tells
ABCNews.com."
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Secondly, from earlier this month: Palin ENDORSES Senator Obama's energy plan! So... um... what about McCain's energy plan?
Palin Pleased with Obama's Energy Plan
Includes Alaska's Natural Gas Reserves  Print Now Printer Friendly
No. 08-135
August 4, 2008, Fairbanks, Alaska - Governor Sarah Palin today
responded to the energy plan put forward by the presumptive Democratic
nominee for President, Illinois Senator Barack Obama.
"I am pleased to see Senator Obama acknowledge the huge potential
Alaska’s natural gas reserves represent in terms of clean energy and
sound jobs," Governor Palin said. "The steps taken by the Alaska State
Legislature this past week demonstrate that we are ready, willing and
able to supply the energy our nation needs."
In a speech given in Lansing, Michigan, Senator Obama called for the
completion of the Alaska natural gas pipeline, stating, "Over the next
five years, we should also lease more of the National Petroleum Reserve
in Alaska for oil and gas production. And we should also tap more of
our substantial natural gas reserves and work with the Canadian
government to finally build the Alaska natural gas pipeline, delivering
clean natural gas and creating good jobs in the process."
Governor Palin also acknowledged the Senator’s proposal to offer
$1,000 rebates to those struggling with the high cost of energy.
"We in Alaska feel that crunch and are taking steps to address it
right here at home," Governor Palin said. "This is a tool that must be
on the table to buy us time until our long-term energy plans can be put
into place. We have already enjoyed the support of Alaska Senator Ted
Stevens, and it is gratifying to see Senator Obama get on board."