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Originally Posted by Calgaryborn
Nothing ridiculous about that at all. Your talking about 24,000 pages that someone with some security clearance has to check over. There could be national security issues as well as privacy issues at risk. The Governor is a public office but, he or she does converse with private citizens.
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In my opinion, it is ridiculous.
They spent more time reading her emails then
she spent as governor.
The most logical reason they took so long was because they needed to manage her image as she ran for national political office.
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Originally Posted by Calgaryborn
What your blog does insinuate but, doesn't prove is that Sarah Palin had any influence in what wasn't disclosed. Those people in the Governor's office in Alaska don't work for Sarah Palin; They work for the people of Alaska. She put up no road blocks even when it came to her private facebook page.
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Just a link from google, not my blog. I think it's important to provide something resembling a source when I make a factual claim.
Like this one from the Anchorage Daily News.
http://www.adn.com/2011/06/04/189953...d-by-same.html
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Originally Posted by adn
Who made these decisions? It turns out state lawyers and folks in the governor's office -- where some, it turns out, worked for Palin but now work for Gov. Sean Parnell, who was Palin's lieutenant governor -- made the calls on those 2,415 emails. Not an impartial panel of citizens and lawyers, or folks lacking direct or indirect ties to the authors of the emails or any court. Just insiders.
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Especially considering this was a governor that "had violated the ethics law covering state executive employees."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_...oner_dismissal