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Archive for July 10, 2009
Can Sarah Palin Explain the Lake Lucille House?
July 10, 2009 by mike.
This story has been out there for quite a while. It’s not clear that there is corruption or illegality around the house, but how many of us can build a house with value of $500,000 plus with a couple of contractor friends?
How about some receipts to show where the materials came from? Granted, nobody has to provide this kind of personal information, but it’s not unreasonable to ask a few questions when the City of Wasilla was going into major debt for the sports complex while the Palins took up residence in the Lake Lucille home.
These are not unreasonable questions to ask when we are talking about the politics of Alaska. Anybody remember Ted Stevens?
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