Todd Palin's influence has been missed, by everyone!!

I'm surprised that no one, here on DU or in the media, has caught this yet. To me, it seems to be a rather large question mark about who is really Governor in Alaska, and consequently, who would really be VP if McCain/Palin were to be elected.

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"Officer Wheeler testified that Todd Palin spent at least 50 percent of his time in Governor Palin's office. Although he did not have his own office, he would routinely use the governor's office, sitting at the conference table that had a phone on it."
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"Mr Branchflower: Do you have an opinion about his level of involvement in the day-to-day affairs of the working of the governor's office?

Mr. Wheeler: I--I think that he--that he had a significant influence, in that he was always interacting with the -- the employees there. That any time I needed to get information to the governor, I would always go through Todd, because he was the only one I could--could talk with..."

Volume One
Stephen Branchflower Report to the Legislative Council
October 10, 2008


It would appear that he had significant influence on her governing. What would that portend for the office of Vice President, if McCain/Palin were elected, and consequently, on the office of President, if something were to happen to John McCain.


It would seem that we would be ruled by someone that had NOT been voted into office!!!

Sarah Pale Horse is the manequin.


The corporate media keeps our focus on Sarah,
while Todd skulks around like the republicon he is.

Nothing new about this. It's been discussed ad nauseum...we're just waiting for MSM and not MSNBC cats like Maddow and Olbermann to discuss this idiots influence and the power given to him by his wife.

He'd be sending the guy who picked on him in eighth grade off to Guantanamo Bay.