He's got two legs

Maybe Chris Wallace should just put on a snow-suit and have Alaska's former First Dude sit on his lap?

Nearly 3,000 pages of e-mails that Todd Palin exchanged with state officials, which were released to msnbc.com and NBC News by the state of Alaska under its public records law, draw a picture of a Palin administration where the governor's husband got involved in a judicial appointment, monitored contract negotiations with public employee unions, received background checks on a corporate CEO, added his approval or disapproval to state board appointments and passed financial information marked "confidential" from his oil company employer to a state attorney.

While 1,200 separate e-mails were released this week, 243 others were withheld by the state under a claim that executive privilege extends to Todd Palin as an unpaid adviser to the government.

There are many other "lowlights" such as complaints about getting a private airplane paid for to transport her kids around and this nugget...

The governor coached her staff on how to disguise the amount of electrical work needed at the mansion to hook up her new tanning bed.

I wonder what extra grift she's perpetuating on Rupert Murdoch right now?