From the LA Times:
A day after Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin resigned, a federal official in her home state dismissed one potential explanation for her sudden and unexpected resignation: a rumored FBI investigation into the former Wasilla mayor on public corruption charges.
Despite rumors of a looming controversy after the Republican governor’s surprise announcement Friday that she would leave office this month, some of them published in the blogosphere, the FBI’s Alaska spokesman said the bureau had no investigation into Palin for her activities as governor, as mayor or in any other capacity.
Oh well.
Now can we hope and pray that Sarah will be the star of her own talk show that will have different people interviewing her five nights a week? She can have different interviewers visit her in Wasilla each night. Watching her being interviewed is comedy.
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I really kind of doubted that an indictment was coming right down the pike. It doesn’t usually come out of the blue like that for public figures, rumors notwithstanding. All kinds of stuff goes down that may or may not result in an indictment, usually. I do wonder why that FBI guy went on TV to say she’s not under investigation. That was kind of weird.
I’m also, too, wondering where she’ll appear for her book tour. What’s really priceless is when she’s the one being interviewed.
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