Anti-Palin Rumors Reach Bizarre Level

Democratic and Obama supporting bloggers sought to slime Vice Presidential candidate Governor Sarah Palin and her family with conflicting conspiracy theories and trash. Apparently the Obama-bin-Bidenites can't decide if Sarah Palin faked her pregnancy with Trig to cover for Bristol or if Bristol is faking her current pregnancy to cover up for the last one or if Bristol is faking her pregnancy because really Mom is pregnant.  Wow.  My head hurts after all that! The Obama-bin-Bidenites probably need to adjust their tin foil hats.   The only thing that seems sure is that the pro-Obama folks' politics of personal destruction have energized Palin's supporters and turned off others. 

In the meantime, claims of a "scandal" revolving around claims that Governor Palin sought to have fired an Alaska State Trooper who was formerly married to her sister seem to be falling apart.  Details have emerged than an extensive investigation of Trooper Mike Wooten was conducted PRIOR to Palin's election as Governor and that an Alaska State Trooper supervisor suspended Wooten and warned he could be fired. 

And contrary to claims that Palin was seeking to fire Wooten , documents show that during a reported domestic incident between Wooten and Palin's sister (again prior to Palin running for Governor), Palin was reluctant to call police considering there had been no physical violence and Palin was concerned about the impact of the incident on Wooten's career as a Tropper.

Wooten has been accused of tasering his 11 year old son, allegedly abusing state gas and credit cards and having racist attitudes towards Native Alaskans.  Though some officials of the Palin Administration had approached Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan about Wooten, it was apparently tied to concern about Wooten from Palin's security detail and that Palin was not immediately notified of these discussions. 

What also isn't being reported is that Palin wanted to move Monegan from the Pubic Safety Commissioner post (for issues of performance in certan areas) to heading up the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, an area Monegan reportedly has expertise in.  Monegan refused the transfer and given that the Public Safety Commissioner is a political appointment, Palin was well within her rights to make a personnel change, much in the same way that Monegan's replacement was terminated due to an alleged incident of sexual harrassment. Additionally reports are that the complaints about the firing of Monegan were allegedly brought forward by Andrew Halcro, one of Palin's gubernatorial election opponents.