Apparently not ‘dealt with’ in a way that was good enough to end it:  See the following cut and paste:

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In the wake of Governor Palin stepping down from her job, new allegations have surfaced today in Alaska charging Palin with additional violations of the Alaska Executive Ethics Act.

Zane Henning — a conservative government watchdog from the governor’s hometown of Wasilla and an oilfield worker on Alaska’s North Slope — asserts in a letter to Alaska Attorney General Daniel S. Sullivan that Palin has "been charging and pocketing per diem to live in her home and has used the process for a personal gain since being elected."

The Washington Post first broke this story last September during the 2008 presidential race, but until now, no formal ethics charges have been brought on the matter in Alaska.

In a detailed press release accompanying his complaint, Henning declared that:

Palin’s use of the per diem is in direct conflict with Section 39.52.120. (a) of the Alaska Executive Ethics Act….More than a thousand state employees commute from the Mat-Su Valley daily and none of them get to pocket free money.

Henning noted that "the State of Alaska provides housing in Juneau for the Governor."

If she chooses not to live there, Alaskans should not have to pay for it. I am requesting that you and the Personnel Board direct Governor Sarah Palin to reimburse the State of Alaska all per diem funds, plus interest, and a fine that are related to charges while staying in her Wasilla residence.

Henning further argued that Alaska Statute 39.20.010 sets an "annual salary for the governor of $125,000."

Sarah Palin has collected more than the amount established by law by cashing in her per diem checks. Alaska Statute 39.20.050 (Exclusive Compensation) states that the compensation fixed by law for the governor and lieutenant governor is in full for all services rendered by each of them in any official capacity or employment whatsoever during their respective terms of office. Per diem is therefore any added expenses incurred while in travel status, not when living in your own home.

According to Henning:

State travel regulations say that per diem can’t be claimed when travel is less than 50 miles from a state employee’s workplace. The IRS and state finance officer have already determined that the per diem is considered income. The governor’s workplace in Anchorage is only a 45-mile commute from her Wasilla home.

In February, Palin was required to pay back income taxes on thousands of dollars in expense money she received while living at her home overlooking Lake Lucille in Wasilla. Little more than two weeks ago she was forced to pay back the State of Alaska more than $8,100.00 for nine trips taken by her children that she had improperly charged as being part of official state business.

Henning contends the per diem is another way for the Alaska governor to line her pockets at the state’s expense:

As a Wasilla resident I know that thousands of valley residents commute into Anchorage for work every day. They don’t receive checks from their employers for sleeping at home. Governor Palin does. And it’s wrong, not to mention unethical, for her to even submit these per diem claims. To me, this is a roundabout way for Palin to give herself a raise.

"The Governor is quitting her job," said Henning, "and now more than ever the State of Alaska, along with its residents, need to be reimbursed for the per diem charges, including interest and a fine…[I]t is up to private citizens, like myself, to hold our Governor accountable."

Donna Palin doesn’t keep her name in the media…The media keeps her name in the media.

Suggest you keep away from Palin blogs if you are tired of hearing about her. That make sense to you?

Olive,

First of all in response to your post………I did not say I was upset………

I did not say awful things about Sarah.  I said I thought she was weak……that’s not awful, just my opinion.

It’s a perfectly good English word. I also said I didn’t think she was qualified.  That again is not a terrible thing to say about a person that has shown by her actions that she is not qualified for the position she sought as VP.  Now she is telling the World she is not capable of continuing her commitment to serve out her first term as a Governor.

I certainly don’t Hate Sarah Palin………I’ve never hated but one person in my life (that was because this person murdered a member of my family).

Dislike, Yes I guess you could say I dislike her.  Perhaps not really her because I don’t really know her as I’m sure you don’t her either…..I certainly don’t like what she stands for.  I disagree with her Politically.  That’s my right as an American.

I can choose what candidates I want to hold Office, just as you and all of her Millions (as you say) Followers can.

That’s why we have more than one Political Party in this Country.  ‘To Each his Own’

As to Sarah Palin having millions of followers…….that’s no great feat.  What kind of people are all of her followers.

Not the kind of people I want to hold High positions in our Country.  If you feel insulted by that statement that’s on you.  Not me.

Now, when you make a statement "BUT WE BELIEVE SHE IS CHOSEN" first I’m curious who the WE are?

Chosen by Who?………..Chosen for what?

I won’t even make any remarks about a statement like that……….It would get to personal I don’t wish to go there.