The Truth About Sarah Palin's Trooper Brother In Law, A Loose Cannon Is Tame...

Consider the fact that this man carries around a gun all day every day and has the authority to just about do whatever the hell he wants to whenever the hell he wants to.

And when one honestly inspects his record and the truths about what Sarah Palin as a loving sister did before being elected governor to keep this loose cannon from killing her endangered sister and her children they have to say nothing untoward took place whatsoeverwhen Palin brought these facts to the attention of the proper authorities..

Here's a little snippet of the file on this bum who the democrats of coarse paint as a "teensy weensy wittle state twooper" who was maligned and targeted by Palin illegally for firing for no reason.

Here's a few reasons for this guy to have been brought before the proper authorities in Alaska as he was as a Offcier of the law you nimrods:

As the investigation got under way in 2005, Wooten was in the midst of a bitter divorce from Palin's sister, Molly McCann. The couple was fighting over custody of their two young children. Accusations flew from both sides.

Troopers eventually investigated 13 issues and found four in which Wooten violated policy or broke the law or both:

• Wooten used a Taser on his stepson.

• He illegally shot a moose.

• He drank beer in his patrol car on one occasion.

• He told others his father-in-law would "eat a f'ing lead bullet" if he helped his daughter get an attorney for the divorce.

This is the man the democrats are protecting while bashing Sarah Palin and her poor family who have been utterly terrorized by this moron in a uniform

Here's the real story the democrats leave out of the picture when they mercilessly pound Sarah Palin in this concerted sexist effort to diminish her roles as a throughly accomplished woman./

Is Wooten a good trooper? (7/27/08): Politics

| adn.com: "He's the governor's ex-brother-in-law, and his job as an Alaska State Trooper is drawing scrutiny in a way rarely seen except in cases of killings by officers.

Legislators are seriously considering hiring an independent investigator to examine whether Gov. Sarah Palin, her aides or her husband pressured commanders to fire Trooper Mike Wooten, and whether she then fired the state's top cop when Wooten stayed on the job. Palin denies anything like that happened.

All that aside, what kind of trooper is Mike Wooten?

The picture painted by the Palin's is pretty bad. The trooper brass isn't saying one way or another, citing personnel rules that protect his files. Union leaders defend him as a dedicated trooper who was already punished for his mistakes.

Efforts to speak with Wooten were unsuccessful. He did not return phone calls when the controversy first began two weeks ago. He now is out of the country ...." continued

A trip payed for by democrats perhaps?

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