"Sarah Palin's lawyers -- already busy handling the dozen legal complaints that are pending against the Alaska governor -- are now doing legal battle with a website called Crackho.com."The Crile/HuffPo parenthetical prevarication - that there were a dozen legal comlaints pending against Gov. Palin- is easily exposed as moose manure. The post is time-stamped 05/12/09 04:40 PM. At that point in time, only five of the bogus "ethics complaints" could have reasonably be said to still be pending, nine having been disposed of with no finding that any law had been broken by the governor or her aides.
Two more of the nuisance complaints were dismissed yesterday, bringing the number of pending baseless complaints down to just three. I haven't bothered to check whether the last two were thrown out before Crile's post went up, given the time zone difference between Alaska and whatever cukoo clock HuffPo uses, but it doesn't really matter. A lie is a lie. Huffington Post and its posting prevaricators have been busted yet again.
- JP
Actor Tim Daly (President of Creative Coalition) Insulted Governor Sarah Palin:
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Look at the Huffpo main page. They retitled a blog by Shannyn Moore "Alaska Statute Suggests Palin Can't Be Paid For Other Employment." The Alaska Dept of Law reviewed it and said it's not a violation if she does it on her own time. That is on ADN.com
ReplyDeleteThe HufPo is packed with liars. This particular piece is taken directly from Linda Biegel, who filed the ethics complaint about Palin wearing an Arctic Cat jacket. In that piece Biegel referred to the Dept of Law as Palin's SS Nazis, how pathetic is that? All these people filing complaints are making themselves look more rediculous every day.
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