And about those mooseburgers...

Another possible casualty of the Palins' pathetic obsession with firing their former brother in-law: Sarah's famed appetite for those gosh-darn, doggone mooseburgers, you-betcha, also:

[MR. MONEGAN:] Pertaining to the moose, I said that in the moose kill, for example, if you wanted criminal charges brought against Wooten for actually pulling the trigger on a technicality, his wife did have a permit, and she was with him. If she was standing with him and he's the only one that just pulled the trigger, did that violate the letter of the law? Probably. Did it violate the spirit of the law? I don't think anybody's going to charge it. But if they did, if there was a criminal act there, there would be more people that would be culpable of being charged than just Wooten.

MR. BRANCHFLOWER: How so?

MR. MONEGAN: Well, the wife, it was her permit. She willingly allowed somebody else to use it. It also -- once the moose had been shot, it had been drug, according to Todd, by Wooten in the back -- from the back of a truck to the location where it was butchered by the governor's father. And so I pointed out that there are people also involved in this incident that theoretically could also be charged. And he said, I didn't want that. I only want Wooten charged. Well, we're not that way. If there's somebody who's guilty, we have to hold everybody accountable for their actions and their decisions.

Well, well, well! Seems some of those mooseburgers may have been poached!

But far more interesting than that is how Todd, the creepy First Stalker, reacts to Monegan's informing him that charging Wooten with illegally shooting the moose would also require charging Sarah's sister for letting Wooten use her permit and Sarah's dad for butchering (and presumably eating) the moose. Oh no! He doesn't want that! He just wants Wooten charged!

Awwww, really? You don't want that, Toddy? Well, golly gee! Let's just make the law say what you do want, then!

Can you imagine this infant with the power of the OVP behind him? A power Sarah argues can and should be expanded, by the way.

He's literally sitting there asking the top law enforcement officer in the state to ignore the facts and the law, and just please do him the favor of selectively targeting his personal enemies, while letting his favorite family members slide for their involvement in the very same crime.

That is absolutely disgusting.

This is the guy Sarah Palin allowed to work out of her office, copied on her official e-mails, and gave the authority to summon her commissioners to personal meetings.

This is the gosh-darned, Joe Six Pack "maverick reformer," you-betcha, doggone it. The "reform" here, apparently, is to see what it would be like to give a tantrum-throwing six year-old access to the national security apparatus and nuclear weaponry.

Yeah, I know. She's running for Vice President. But given the reach Cheney created for the office, who knows what could happen? And by the way, don't think for a minute they're not praying for "something to happen" so that they get called up to the big office.