
You know, if I were nominated to be vice president of anything, I could run upstairs to my file cabinet and pull out the last ten years of my tax returns, including the ones from back in the day when I was making good bucks and used professional help. Why can't she? Actually, that's a stupid question, we damn well know why she can't.
WASHINGTON - Sarah Palin requested and is getting more time to put together a public report detailing her personal finances.
The Republican vice presidential candidate received a four-day extension from the Federal Election Commission.
The federal financial disclosure report was initially due next Monday. Now, Palin has until Oct. 3.
Presidential, vice presidential and congressional candidates must all file ethics reports outlining their assets and liabilities. That includes such things as sources of income, real estate held for investment purposes, stocks and debt.