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Deke
State employees won't testify in Troopergate

Republicans are continuing to try to stall or halt the investigation into Sarah Palin's firing of Alaska's public safety commissioner. The latest move may be the boldest one yet.

Tuesday, in a letter to Hollis French, the Democratic state senator who's overseeing the investigation, Alaska Attorney General Talis Colberg said that 10 state employees who were subpoenaed last week will refuse to testify unless the full state Senate or full state Legislature votes to compel them to. (The subpoenas were requested by the lead investigator, former prosecutor Steven Branchflower, and were authorized by the Senate Judiciary Committee, which French chairs.) Colberg, a Palin appointee, asked that the subpoenas be withdrawn.

Also subpoenaed were three people who are not employees of the Palin administration, including Todd Palin, Sarah Palin's husband.

― Alex Koppelman
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Randys
of that magical 10% swing voters we need, both sides cater to, how many of them will see this as a strength for palin, her ability to gather a bunch of people together out of loyalty to flip the bird at the law and the state of alaska

how many of them will see she is just a liar and fraud...
Deke
QUOTE (Randys @ Sep 17 2008, 02:31 PM) *
of that magical 10% swing voters we need, both sides cater to, how many of them will see this as a strength for palin, her ability to gather a bunch of people together out of loyalty to flip the bird at the law and the state of alaska

how many of them will see she is just a liar and fraud...

I agree-depends on how its spun.
shoeshoe
QUOTE (Deke @ Sep 17 2008, 11:37 AM) *
I agree-depends on how its spun.

... because in 2008 USA, the rule of law is practically meaningless. Laws are made to be broken, or ignored. Respecting the law is now "old fashioned."

And thanks to the Wimp-o-crats controlling both houses of congress these last two years, subpoenas issued by government reps no longer need to be obeyed.

Great.

DonShafer
Why did Palin agree to cooperate with the investigation, and now refuses to cooperate?
How's that for spin?
USA1
She's pulling a Rove ...

Rove's lawyer says he'll testify then backs off his statement and Rove still hasn't testified.

This is what Repiggy's do they break and avoid the law.

It's outrageous !!!
Laura
"will refuse to testify unless the full state Senate or full state Legislature votes to compel them to."...
I certainly hope that they compel them to....
wow...more bullying....from a pitbull with lipstick! angry.gif
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