Published Oct. 3, 2008
Hear locals discuss the debate and share opinions on Sarah Palin.
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| Name | Credits |
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| CARRIE WISE | Producer |
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Comments » 2
Green_Machine writes:
Mindless lemmings. If they think that was a good performance by Sarah Palin I have some condos in GG City I'd like to sell them for 400k per.
All she did was READ. She was totally unable to respond off the cuff to ANYTHING.
Songdra writes:
We have had 8 years of nasty, Sarah Palin, and I think the American people want integrity and honesty which you have neither of.
Sarah Palin continues the legacy of corruption in Alaska politics.
Ethics violation investigation on Sarah Palin expands today to include Workers Compensation
The Trooper gate investigation today was expanded because of evidence suggesting that Sarah Palin improperly meddled with a disability claim filed by Wooten after he fell and injured his back at the scene of a fatal car crash. Wooten's workers compensation claim was denied and it looks like Sarah Palin put pressure on the third-party claims adjuster to deny the claim. The claims adjuster may have had a financial incentive to comply with a request from the governor's office because of the importance of its state contract. State records show it paid Harbor $1.32 million last fiscal year to handle workers compensation claims. Investigation continues....See //www.juneauempire.com for story.
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