I recommend spending a few minutes scrolling down the page of the site to which ew links both ultimately and penultimately- for illumination on the burning question as to the degree to which the divining Ms Sarah may be oblivious of Senator McCain’s x-ray oversight.

It’s either that or Governor Palin is sending dog whistles to the hearing impaired as to her association with the Masonic movement.

Out loud: “What possessed you to ever even think such a thing !??”

Inside: “…never say never…”

…while want to poke her mind’s eye out!)

should be wanting…

eck!

Simply eeeeeewwwwww Marcy!

In the words of Lucy, “Blach! Dog kisses! Get me some soap and water, disinfectant!!!”

(Klynn is shuddering in disguest and running for a shower while want to poke her mind’s eye out!)

Andrew Sullivan has the Leopold article up at Atlantic Online

Wilkes told Branchflower she believed it was impressed upon her from Palin’s office that she would lose the contract if she did not deny the claim, state officials knowledgeable about her testimony said.
Public Record 9.29.08

Did you see this reporting by Leopold??? It’s Leopold so… there’s more at the link

But Wilkes changed her story two weeks ago when she was subpoenaed by Steven Branchflower, the former federal prosecutor who was appointed in July to probe allegations Gov. Palin, Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s running mate, abused her office by abruptly ousting Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan, state officials knowledgeable about her conversation with Branchflower said.

Monegan has said he felt pressured by Gov. Palin, her husband, Todd, and several of her aides to fire Wooten. Branchflower’s investigation centers on whether Palin fired Monegan because he refused to fire Wooten.
Public Record 9.29.08