| The Ghost of RubangB said: I did a little research, and it's very interesting, and I think every person involved on both sides of the investigation is totally nuts. It's great stuff. But all I have to say is this part, which is hilarious: They filed for the divorce in April 2005 and started trying to get Wooten fired in August, over a year before she became governor, and the divorce went to trial in October 2005. The judge was confused as to why they wanted Wooten to lose his job, because then he wouldn't make any money and wouldn't be able to pay child support. The judge said: "It appears for the world that Ms. McCann and her family have decided to take off for the guy's livelihood -- that the bitterness of whatever who did what to whom has overridden good judgment. Aesop told us not to slay the goose who lays the golden egg. For whatever reason, people are trying to slay the goose here and it tends to diminish his earning capacity." They suspended Wooten for 5 days, but they kept battling until Palin became governor and then potential veep and everybody got 10x crazier.
P.S. I like myself a lot more outside of politics too! I'm glad this only happens every 2 years, and only half of them make me this crazy.
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Its an interesting tidbit, but it doesn't really add any clarity to the issue. We pretty much need to wait for the probe to complete it's work.
/braces for probe jokes
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