Searching for Joe Miller's character

October 4, 2010: According to sources, a few years back, a judicial magistrate hired his wife in violaton of nepotism rules. He had to fire his wife, who then went on to claim unemployment benefits.

A few years later the judicial magistrate, now a U.S. Senate candidate stated on national television that unemployment benefits were unconstitutional.

And that story hasn't even come out in public yet.

Such goes the rumored life of one Joe Miller. If he's not blaming mis-tweets on his staff, he's having to answer questions about why he applied for a low income benefit when he wasn't low income, or now being identified as the lawyer who tried to stop the troopergate investigation.

Taking advantage of the state's safety net is bad enough, but then saying there should be no safety nets, well Joe that's just plain hypocritical. And getting spanked in court the way you did for trying to hijack the troopergate investigation? Geez, I thought your campaign ads touted the fact you had mastered the law.

Last week, while in D.C., Miller posted tweets saying he was shopping for a house, furniture and a new door plaque. The tweets were quickly removed from his account and a staffer was blamed for the tweets.

So either Miller sent them and some unnamed staffer is taking the fall, or Joe Miller doesn't have a very good handle on his own staff. After all, this is the second time in less than a month where some rogue staffer supposedly tweeted their way out of tweeting privileges.

This is a guy who has clearly lost his groove. Hypocrytical past catching up with him. Can't manage his own campaign staff. And has to rely on outsiders to help him out.

But the biggest thing is that every poll done in the last week shows that Lisa Murkowski could become the first woman in American history to win a write in campaign for United States Senate.

While he blames these stories on "distortions' by the media, and his supporters call the news coverage as the "lamestream" media, these are all Joe's own doings. Nobody is making anything up, it's all documented.

What will come out in the weeks to come will all be about Joe's own choices and actions that demand to be reconciled with his extreme campaign rhetoric.

All in all Joe, the hits are going to keep right on coming.

And I promise, that's no distortion.