QUOTE (GCurry @ Sep 16 2008, 07:03 AM)

The two-bit mayor, and fitty-cent governor claims privilege? Hahah
Oh, Governor's have been claiming a privilege under "deliberative process" rules for a long time, and FAR more frequently than virtually any White House has. That's why there are a lot more court decisions that, on a state by state basis, have far better defined the privileges.
The good news is that it APPEARS several on Palin's staff are prepared to roll over now.
Look, if the State of Alaska came out tomorrow with a well-researched, well-documented case against Palin, it wouldn't change the mind of ANY committed Republican - and certainly not of John McCain, all of whom would be content to dismiss it with the lexicon already provided by the party: Witch hunt. taint, politically motivated investigation, and so forth.
Dems don't NEED such a conclusion, as there is already available more than ample independent evidence of what was taking place. What remains to be seen is how the news would impact the "undecided" and uncommitted. And I'm of the perhaps cynical opinion that ANYONE who is truly undecided between Obama/Biden and McCain/Palin at this point is an idiot.
I don't see a confirmation of that which is already clear, that the Palins abused the Governor's office to wage a war with the governor's former brother-in-law, would have any substantive impact on the outcome of the election.