Ziegler has made a career of sweeping in to become the loudest voice of an outnumbered minority on a controversial issue. In his op-ed about Sarah Palin in The Daily Caller he referred to himself as a sort of “shadow spokesman” for the former governor, who gave up much of his life and savings to rally for her before their falling-out.
It seems he’s heading down the same path for the Paterno family, whether they like it or not. On Twitter, Ziegler has a following of Paterno dead-enders who, like him, believe that the coach was exonerated by investigators, acted appropriately, and wasn’t given the right to due process when the Penn State Board of Trustees fired him.
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