June 12th, 2011
08:28 AM ET
11 years ago
Palin e-mails show routine work, running feuds
Juneau, Alaska (CNN) - Thousands of pages of e-mail from former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's administration range from the mundane details of governing to efforts to crack down on state news leaks and push back against critics.
Scattered among the 24,000 pages, released by state officials in Juneau on Friday, are glimpses of Palin periodically butting heads with top Alaskan political figures as she pushed to get landmark oil and gas legislation through the statehouse; demanding that Exxon finish paying damages for the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill; even dealing with complaints about high school football rivalries by offering to bake brownies.
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It is laughable that people argued that she was ready for the Presidency. Alaska has fewer citizens than Cleveland – – – and baking brownies as a negotiating aid – – – Really??
She can take off the FAKE glasses, they don't make her look smart at all and we all know she had lasik eye surgery and doesn't even need them. What does this tell you about this woman?
So Browniegate was before cookiegate ? What a life Palin leads, always pushing the desert tray on schools. No wonder she could not stand her job, there wasnt much to do other then gossip and fix her daily mistakes.Small town politics as usual.