Palin Deposed in "Abuse of Power" Scandal

They finally got Governor Palin under oath on Troopergate. Notwithstanding her many protests that the tazering of her nephew played no roll in her request that her ex-brother-in-law be fired, she told a reporter she refers to the investigation as "Tazergate."

Get your lies straight, Governor.

The Alaskan legislature already decided Palin ". . .abused her power by violating Alaska Statute 39.52 110(a)of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act."

Notwithstanding the finding, Palin continues to insist the legislature absolved her of any wrongdoing. Just another Palin lie. This woman cannot tell the truth on any subject.

Once she was selected to be the vice-presidential nominee, Palin refused to cooperate with the bi-partisan, mostly Republican, committee. She opted to report herself for a potential ethics violation to an ethics board, composed of persons she appointed.

NOTE: Palin can fire the board members for cause at any time.

But in a surprise move, the appointees hired a special prosecutor from New York, who may give Palin more fits than the legislature.