Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
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...several blogs are reporting possible federal indictments against Palin.

If the indictments are handed down, they would be in connection with
embezzlement related to the building of Palin's house with materials
identical to those used in the new Wasilla sports complex.

I remember seeing something about this during last fall's campaign, but
nothing came of it.

I hope it is not true. Her family needs her, and no purpose would be
served by putting her on trial. That sort of effort should be reserved for
criminals like Dick Cheney.



Palin has had 18 ethics complaints filed against her since she arrived on
the national scene. Isn't that just special? She has been cleared of all
of them.

She and her family have been subject to a viscous hate campaign. Her
children have been attacked as well, a tactic that has traditionally been
off limits by the political pundits. Bush's kids were left alone. Obama's
kids are left alone. But Palin's kids have been subject to mean spirited
attacks, both in the media and even here, by you and others. Grow up.

Eisboch



Hmmmm. All I said about Palin's family in this post was that it needed
her and that no purpose would be served by putting her on trial.

As for Palin's kids, I believe I have mostly expressed sympathy because
of the situations in which she has placed them.

I will admit to especially enjoying it when a "holier-than-thou" like
Palin or Sanford or Ensign or Vitter is exposed for hypocrisy on moral
issues.

I feel no compassion for Dick Cheney, though. Investigation, indictment,
trial, guilty verdicts, sentencing, and then, after total humiliation, a
presidential pardon.