The Whole Delivery

A great reality show has the usual filler drama that adds to the real stuff of that prototypical reality show. The filler drama is just the catnip to the real kitten kabootal (I say that with full recognition of all of us cat lovers) here. The kitten kabootal? How corrupt and nasty she truly is. Levi Johnston's mother got arrested for stashing drugs in her house last December . And now, because of the obvious bad blood between the families because of Bristol-Levi's wedding day never happening, the former Governor once again displayed how she is the most corrupt political figure in the nation right now, even out of office. As some of you may know Sherry [Johnston's} court date was moved from yesterday to August 19. The reason for this is that until just now the prosecutors REFUSED to make any kind of a deal, because of pressure they were receiving from the Governor. For some reason Palin was pushing for Sherry to receive the maximum sentence. [snip] I cannot talk about ...

Oh what did she do now, you ask? I'll let the tireless Mudflats tell you (via the Anchorage Daily News ) A) Over there on the left in the headlines section it says: Palin Cuts $80 Million from Budget - Gov. Palin announced today that she is vetoeing $80 million from the state budget, including federal stimulus dollars meant to go for energy relief. And that energy relief sure wasn't a necessity for this guy based on her astute governing. It couldn't be. In the winter, Village Police Officer Clarence Snyder doesn’t use jail cells. They don’t have heat, and Selawik, an Inupiat village of around 800 people just above the Arctic Circle, gets pretty cold. So Snyder sits in a grimy green office chair watching prisoners until morning. To say this didn't sit well with her colleagues is like saying LeBron's shot was just "ok." State legislators and U.S. Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, immediately criticized Palin for turning down the $28.6 million. Legislators, w...

The Mike Wooten life ruiner herself looks to have done it again: Not abide by the own law that she is suppose to follow as the one in her state most accountable to do so . As Sarah Palin settles back into her job as the state's chief executive, a new ethics complaint filed Tuesday says she's already improperly mixing her official duties and broader political ambitions. The charge: That Palin broke state ethics rules by holding national television interviews about her run for vice president from the governor's office. Who is charging her with this? Zane Henning, a North Slope worker from Wasilla, said he filed the complaint with the attorney general. He says Palin is promoting her future political career on state property, pointing in particular to the governor's Nov. 10 interview with Fox News Channel host Greta Van Susteren. "The governor is using her official position and office in an attempt to repair her damaged political image on the national scene," Henn...