McCain's VP:

I do not agree that loyalty is more important than legality. My question remains unanswered...what law did Palin violate in firing an insubordinate employee who served at her pleasure?

In the Palin case, one could argue that firing an insubordinate employee is a violation of government ethics. I do not agree. Shall we just leave it there?

What law did Palin ask anyone to violate?

She either fired the guy for personal reasons or insubordination, either within her right. Is there another diminsion?

Interesting comment. In what specific way was her action a violation of the 14th amendment?

Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

I have asked this question before, and it remains unanswered.

When did the fired guy refuse to break a law Palin ordered him to?

That is the answer. He acted properly in that case but wrongly in the matter of his insubordination.

'Palin-McCain administration.'
Freudian slip?

Betty and Joe Smith...Joe and Betty Smith, same same.

Palin stumbled out of the gate on arriving in Cedar Rapids. The Alaska governor told the audience that she was thrilled to be in “Grand Rapids,” the Michigan city where the campaign had just overnighted.

Berger wrote:

'Palin-McCain administration.'
Palin stumbled out of the gate on arriving in Cedar Rapids. The Alaska governor told the audience that she was thrilled to be in “Grand Rapids,” the Michigan city where the campaign had just overnighted.

Whoops

You guys are going to need better material than that to beat the Palin ticket.

Berger wrote:

I have asked this question before, and it remains unanswered.

When did the fired guy refuse to break a law Palin ordered him to?

He refused to fire Wooten, when Palin and her husband Todd were heavily pressuring him to do so. The agreement the state of AK has with the Policeman's union does not allow employees to be singled out for personal retribution in this fashion; when Monegan refused to break the law and fire him, he himself got fired.