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Excellent detailed piece on Sarah Palin by journalist Michael Joseph Gross in the October 2010 issue of Vanity Fair …
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Outgoing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin (2nd L), her husband Todd (C) look on as incoming Governor Sean Parnell (2nd R) is sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Daniel Winfree (L) during the annual Governor's Picnic July 26, 2009 at Pioneer Park in Fairbanks, Alaska. Parnell' wife Sandy held the bible for the ceremony. Craig E. Campbell was sworn in as the new Lieutenant Governor.

The day before the election, Vice President Joe Biden was in Watertown, N.Y., a rural town in a community of military families in an upstate New York congressional district that had been in Republican hands since the 19th century.

Leaked copies of two speeches Sarah Palin prepared for last year’s US election night have revealed she planned to salute her husband Todd as the nation’s “first ever Second Dude” in the event of victory.

In defeat, which she suffered with Senator John McCain at the hands of Barack Obama and Joe Biden, the Republican vice-presidential candidate wanted to tell Todd to “get ready for the Iron Dog snow machine race!”.

Far-right conservatives such as former governor of Alaska Sarah Palin are now setting the agenda for the GOP.
Right wing purists egged on by Rush Limbaugh and Sarah Palin fought to capture an upstate House seat today and electrify their drive to purge moderates from the Republican Party.

Republican Vice Presidential candidate Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and Democrat Vice Presidential candidate Senator Joe Biden took part in the highly anticipated Vice Presidential debate October 2, 2008 at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. The debate was moderated by PBS anchor Gwen Ifill.
Sarah Palin isn’t vice president. And she probably won’t ever be president. Heck – she’s not even a governor anymore.
But the Alaskan pol has achieved one measure of fame – someone’s written an opera about her.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on NBC's "Meet the Press" this past Sunday.
The woman who was prematurely counted in is out. And the woman who was prematurely counted out is in.
Goodbye, Sarah. Hello, Hillary.
In their vivid twin performances Sunday — Hillary on “Meet the Press” in Washington and Sarah at her farewell picnic in Fairbanks — two of the most celebrated and polarizing women in American political history offered a fascinating contrast.

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ABC News has just reported that following yesterday’s conviction of Alaska Senator Ted Stevens on seven counts of corruption, Governor Sarah Palin is now calling for his resignation from the US Senate.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has called on her state’s senior senator, Ted Stevens, to resign from his Senate seat after his conviction yesterday for violating federal ethics laws.