Palin aide refuses to testify under oath in Troopergate (Congress, interview, enemies)
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Palin aide bails on talking to Legislature: Walt Monegan firing | adn.com
One of Gov. Sarah Palin's top aides was supposed to be interviewed under oath Wednesday as a key witness in the ongoing investigation into her firing of Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan. But the aide, Frank Bailey, abruptly backed out amid what his lawyer said is uncertainty over jurisdiction.
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What else would you expect from a good number of Republicans lately?
Even Kwame testified. Tell me the last time a prominent Democrat (or someone who could get a promiment one in trobule), refused to testify under oath?
I noticed that the Republican defenders on this forum have skipped this one and it's been posted for over 15 minutes.
A new investigation has been open with the Office of Personnel for the state of Alaska per the governor's request. This is probably where the case belongs anyway - who better than decide is someone was fired wrongly - an investigation instigated by Palin's political enemies or a Department of the state?
A new investigation has been open with the Office of Personnel for the state of Alaska per the governor's request. This is probably where the case belongs anyway - who better than decide is someone was fired wrongly - an investigation instigated by Palin's political enemies or a Department of the state?
And if Clinton had asked the State Department to conduct the investigation leading to impeachment rather than have the investigation conducted by his political enemies in Congress, you would have supported that request as well?
A new investigation has been open with the Office of Personnel for the state of Alaska per the governor's request. This is probably where the case belongs anyway - who better than decide is someone was fired wrongly - an investigation instigated by Palin's political enemies or a Department of the state?
She only got that brainstorm after getting the VP nod and do you think she came up with that herself over the weekend?
Palin aide bails on talking to Legislature: Walt Monegan firing | adn.com
I canceled that," Bailey's lawyer, Greg Grebe of Anchorage, said Wednesday. "I'd say about 6 o'clock last night I learned that the governor's office was contesting the jurisdiction of the Legislature to handle this matter. It's my understanding that they believe the jurisdiction is properly with the personnel department. I can't make a judgment or a call on that."
Wow this is exciting it is right out of the Bush legal team playbook to deny anyone has authorization. Gotta hand it to her she is a quick study and can now flip flop with the best of them on ethic issues.
Palin seeks review of Monegan firing case: Walt Monegan firing | adn.com
The 13-page document gives Palin's view of a controversy that's dogged her for weeks in Alaska. Questions about whether she or others in her family or administration pressured Monegan to fire her ex-brother-in-law, state Trooper Mike Wooten, are now getting intense national attention with her newfound prominence on the national stage. Republican Sen. John McCain announced Friday that she's his pick to be vice president.
Anchorage paper again. How much wiser she is now!
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