If being gov of Alaska is such a big job, who's running things while SP campaigns?

[Muttocracy]

Lieutenant Gov or something?

:shrug:

[katandmoon]

1. Trig

[patrice]

2. Todd, by email.

[NJmaverick]

3. The receptionist

it's not a particularly difficult or demanding job.

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4. This Guy...

[PA Democrat]

5. I don't think Palin spent a lot of time on the job before McCain

chose her as a running mate. Alaskan congress members wore pins that said "Where's Sarah?" a comment on how little time she spent in the capital.

[KamaAina]

9. She lived at home for 300 days in a year and a half

and commuted to the governor's office in (relatively) nearby Anchorage; the state capital, of course, is Juneau, several hundred miles away.

http://www.adn.com/sarah-palin/story/521329.html

The newspaper reported that Palin billed the state for meal money while spending more than 300 nights at her Valley home during her first 19 months in office and regularly takes family members on state-paid trips. In response, Palin's state spokeswoman said the governor has saved Alaska money by flying coach, selling the infamous state jet and cutting the chef at the governor's mansion in Juneau.

Of course she cut the chef at the governor's mansion! She's never there!!

edit: she then had the chutzpah to bill the state for per diem expenses while she was living at her home, a practice that would be illegal in most states. :eyes:

[PA Democrat]

10. I guess THAT'S where Sarah was! At home.

I get the impression Palin delegates everything and then takes all the credit.

[Cha]

6. The

Hacker.

[Motown_Johnny]

7. Any cook can run the state.

yes, I did it... I went there!!!! so ban me!!!!
















Kidding.. please don't ban me. Hey, in this case we are talking about an actual state instead of a nation. It was kinda funny.

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8. The Caribou

[JBoy]

11. She's got her neighbor looking after things.... Russia.