reply to post by TXMACHINEGUNDLR
It appears to be so!
Breakout the code book and line up to get shot in the face!
At least you won't have to look at a dark fella on the tube...
A legislative investigator found that Palin violated state ethics laws and abused her power by trying to have her former brother-in-law fired as a state trooper
"It is out of the Legislative Council's hands. It goes to anyone's hands who got a copy or clicks the link on the Web," said Democratic state Sen. Kim Elton, the chairman of the committee that released the report. "I can't tell you how the process ends."
If voters believe the report's finding and it tarnishes Palin's reputation as a reformer and a champion for good government, that could hurt Republican presidential nominee John McCain in the final weeks of the race.
The McCain campaign quickly rejected that notion.

Originally posted by poet1b
Would you want some guy who tasered his twelve year old kid running around your town armed, with the force of the law behind him?
Originally posted by Volton
For it to be an ethics violation there has to be personal gain, usually monitary.
Originally posted by stikkinikki
The McCain campaign should have vetted her more thoroughly.