Surprise! Palin Violated No Ethics Laws

How convenient the left had a supposed ethics issue to pound over her head for two months and on the eve of the election, we find out there was nothing there.

The Alaska Personnel Board investigator hired to look into whether Sarah Palin abused her power by firing her public safety commissioner found no probable cause that she violated Alaska's ethics law.

The decision is a reversal from a legislative investigation that concluded she had abused her power, by allowing her husband and other staffers to pressure the public safety commissioner to fire a state trooper who went through a nasty divorce from Palin's sister.

I'm just positive nobody will question the timing.

Don't worry though, the crazy people are still after her medical records, a weird obsession that has now crept into the mainstream.

More here.

"There is no probable cause to believe that Governor Palin violated the Alaska Executive Ethics Act by making the decision to dismiss Department of Public Safety Commissioner Mongan," the investigator, Timothy Petumenos, said. "There is no probable cause to believe that Governor Palin violated the Alaska Executive Ethics Act in any other respect in connection with the employment of Alaska State Trooper Michael Wooten."