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Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
Why would it be any more a violation of the T & C than any of the speculative crap posted about Michelle and Barack Obama?
Palin says love affair story 'a vicious lie'
The McCain campaign has vigorously denied a report in the National Enquirer magazine that the Republican's vice-presidential pick, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, has had an extramarital affair with her husband's business partner.
The story, which appeared just hours before Mrs Palin was due to address the Republican convention, was branded "scurrilous" by the chief strategist, Steve Schmidt. He said it was totally untrue.
"The smearing of the Palin family must end. The allegations contained on the cover of the National Enquirer insinuating that Governor Palin had an extramarital affair are categorically false. It is a vicious lie," said Mr Schmidt.
Scott Richter: Todd Palin Business Partner Emergency Motion
Scott Richter Palin:Todd Palin Business Partner Emergency Motion - Todd Palin’s former business partner, named Scott A. Richter who allegedly had an affair with Sarah Palin filled an emergency motion to seal his divorce records but it was denied.
The Palins own few undeveloped properties on the Safari Lake and Big Lake, AK in Alaska in partnership with Scott A. Richter and his ex-wife Debbie under “Richter Investments LLC.”. Debbie Richter was Palin’s campaign treasurer. Richter was awarded a job as the Director of the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend Division for her service. The State of Alaska gives its citizens “free money” checks every year out of this fund. This “free money” comes from oil royalties collected and investments. The Fund is currently worth $35 billion.Under Sarah and Debbie’s leadership in 2006, all Permanent Fund claims from residents (you have to make a claim for your check) were lost in a computer data entry failure. According courtrecords.alaska.gov:
Originally posted by jamie83
So it's ok to simply post anything you want and say somebody told you?
The only reason I ask is because I had several people demand one of my threads be removed because I didn't provide sources.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
I think what got your thread criticized was that you made claims that certain things had already been said in the media, but did not source them. Which should be very easy if those things had indeed been said in the media.