‘Nuff said. What a great summary of the situation.
Of course, to the MSM, Beldar’s post reads:
“BLAH BLAH BLAH Abuse of Power BLAH BLAH BLAH Violation of Ethics Laws BLAH BLAH BLAH...”
They see what they want to see and there’s almost no point getting indignant about it.
Sarah goes about her business tomorrow as scheduled. No worries.
Monegan’s firing was lawful, the report found, but Palin let the family grudge influence her decision-making — even if it was not the sole reason Monegan was dismissed.
Branchflower said Palin violated a statute of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act. Lawmakers don’t have the authority to sanction her for such a violation, and they gave no indication they would take any action against her.
Under Alaska law, it is up to the state’s Personnel Board — which is conducting its own investigation into the matter — to decide whether Palin violated state law and, if so, must refer it to the Senate president for disciplinary action. Violations also carry a possible fine of up to $5,000.
So, they spent 100k to possibly fine her 5k. And they don’t have the authority to sanction her.
THAT’S IT???? THAT’S BLOODY FRIGGEN IT???? WHAT A WASTE OF TIME!!!!!