For the third time in five days Washington Post has published a story on the investigation into Sarah Palin’s firing of Alaskan public safety commissioner Walt Monegan. The Post’s first report on the alleged scandal that Palin fired Monegan because he refused to fire Palin’s ex-brother-in-law was incredibly biased and riddled with gaping holes. See here for my take on what they did wrong. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/03/AR2008090303210_pf.html Again, in this story, The Post leaves out crucial details. Grimaldi and NAME write: “Palin’s family had accused the trooper of shooting a cow moose without a permit, Tasering his stepson, and drinking while driving a trooper vehicle. After her husband met with Monegan, Palin followed up with a phone call to Monegan.” In fact, these are not mere accusations. QUOTE 482 page… Furthermore, they leave out… MONEGAN QUOTE Again, the Post’s story is riddled with gaping wholes James V. Grimaldi and Karl Vick write:
