The 2007 state fair was days away when Alaska’s public safety commissioner, Walt Monegan, took another call about one of his troopers, Michael Wooten. This time, the director of Gov. Sarah Palin’s Anchorage office was on the line.
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It does exactly what journalism is supposed to do. It sorts out the facts and puts them in a proper order so that the story can be comprehended efficiently and accurately. As to what significance the story itself holds, I have my doubts. Wooten is no hero, but his harassment by the governor's family seems like an unethical activity. I wouldn't care at all if Scott Palin was not up for second gentleman.
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