Sarah Palin tweets to Joe Miller’s defense
Sarah Palin is rallying behind beleaguered Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller, after records showed he admitted lying about improperly using government computers while working as a borough attorney.
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Watch Sarah Palin Climb A Mountain In Another Clip From Her TLC Show
It’s Friday evening. That means it’s time to kick back, relax, and enjoy this one-minute clip of the former governor of Alaska Sarah Palin scaling a mountain in Denali National Park. (“You always wanted to be a rock climber,” Todd Palin tells his wife as she struggles to complete one leg of the journey. “Rock climber or rock star?” she counters.)
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On the heels of the final, historic 2008 presidential debate, the Wasilla Project releases Part 3 of our series, where we examine Palin’s record as a fiscal conservative. Clearly, the economy has emerged as the dominant issue of the 2008 presidential campaign and we hope that this video will be a useful contribution in understanding some of the history of Palins public service in Alaska. After 8 years of a Republican White House, there still seems to be a reality distortion field around the concept of Fiscal Conservative. Governor Palin presents herself as a fiscal conservative who has a record of helping taxpayers in her state. The reality has often been quite different. Its surprising that someone who came into office as mayor to cut wasteful spending and lower property taxes, actually left office with Wasilla over $20 million in debt, when records show that she entered office with city debt at one million or less. Some $14-15 million of that debt was due to a hockey rink she built while in office, land for which Wasilla negotiated the purchase for $145000. They eventually paid out nearly $1.5 million for the land, not counting legal fees, due to Palin moving forward on the project before the city had clear title to the land. This echoes in significant ways Palins later negotiations as governor on the Alaskan pipeline, where she committed $500 million in taxpayer money, without assurances that a Canadian company would even build the pipeline. As the economy worsens in …
Joe Arpaio: I Gave Sarah Palin ‘A Pair Of Pink Underwear’
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio took to Twitter last Friday to tell his followers about a seemingly unusual welcome gift he gave to Sarah Palin upon her arrival to the Arizona State Capitol.
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Palin makes surprise appearance at Arizona rally
Former GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was the surprise guest at a Tea Party Express rally Friday that drew about 1,000 people to the Arizona Capitol.
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Sarah Palin: ‘GOP Is Through’ If It Doesn’t Embrace Tea Party Message
During an interview with CNN political producer Shannon Travis , Sarah Palin claimed that she doesn’t believe that the Tea Party will split the Republican Party, but did state that if it strays from its core values, the ‘GOP would be through.’ Palin also added that if the Tea Party continues to tout “free market principles,” the movement will have no problem attracting independent voters, and …
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Palin in TV trailer: I’d rather be outdoors than in a ‘stuffy old political office’
Sarah Palin would rather be exploring the great outdoors. “I’d rather be doing this than in some stuffy old political office,” the former vice presidential candidate declares in the just-released trailer for her TLC reality show where Palin is shown cross.
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Bill Clinton and Sarah Palin come head to head on the campaign trail
Bill Clinton and Sarah Palin are to line up on opposite sides in a key midterm race that could determine control of the Senate in the November elections.
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Sarah Palin strays from politics in $1 million fundraising speech for Montgomery school
Sarah Palin mostly strayed from politics tonight in her $1 million fundraising speech for Montgomery-based Faulkner University.
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