"...complaints from Todd Palin... were the "central theme" of (Monegan's) tenure"

[renate]

The Branchflower report found Todd Palin used the governor's office and its resources to press Monegan directly for Wooten's firing, and that the governor did nothing to stop it.

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Monegan has said he never received a direct order to fire Wooten. But he told Branchflower that complaints from Todd Palin and administration officials were the "central theme" of his 17-month tenure.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/13/palin.investigation/index.html?iref=mpstoryview

Let's imagine that it's 1992 and Hillary, who holds no elected office, is haranguing state employees to the point where complaints from her are the "central theme" of at least one guy's job. Would we hear about anything else nonstop from the MSM?

[Ikonoklast]

1. Didn't Taaaahhhd have access to personal medical information

Of an Alaska state employee? He isn't a state employee, nor did he have a valid legal reason to even see those records. He was never on the payroll of the state as an aide to the governor, nor did he have any legal reason to view them.

Isn't that not only a violation of Alaska state law, but Federal laws pertaining to the privacy of medical records?

Why isn't this creep being indicted for invasion of privacy and disseminating private medical information?

If MY boss ever let his wife peruse my workers comp file and I found out, the lawsuit would have been on his desk the next day.