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Sarah Palin Sarah Louise Palin (; née Heath; born February 11, 1964) is an American politician who served as Governor of Alaska from 2006 until her resignation in 2009. She was the Republican candidate for Vice President of the United States in 2008. Read More»From Wikipedia

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• Club for Growth Spent $1 Million in NY-23. Is This a Bad Omen for the GOP in 2010?

  …question is whether the Club for Growth’s money and support—along with high-profile endorsements from 2012 hopefuls Sarah Palin and Tim Pawlenty—was enough to push Hoffmann over the edge. But in Washington, many Republicans are already looking …

  By Holly Bailey

  11/03/2009Blogs
• Sarah Palin Charging $100K for Iowa Speech? Not Exactly.

  Hirsch / Getty Images Politico's Jonathan Martin has a good story today about an Iowa conservative group's efforts to lure Sarah Palin to a fundraising dinner in Des Moines next month. The Iowa Family Policy Center, according to J-Mart, is trying to come

  By Holly Bailey

  10/29/2009Blogs
• Fake Political Sites Cause Headaches for Democrats

  …a communication professor at Quinnipiac University. Back in 1999, George W. Bush sued a fake campaign site. The fake Sarah Palin Twitter feed from the 2008 campaign is still running today. While to most, these pranks appear to be just that, inevitably …

  By Newsweek

  10/29/2009Blogs
• Palin's Book Advance: $1.25 Million. Plus, She Discloses $43k in Gifts.

  Remember those rumors that Sarah Palin was asking for an $11 million book advance for her upcoming autobiography? Well, she didn't get that much. According to a

  By Holly Bailey

  10/27/2009Blogs
• The Great American Ideological Crackup

  …his channel is a big player in our politics. But if he and Fox News were as omnipotent as Democrats fear, John McCain and Sarah Palin would be in the White House. Still, to many liberals, Murdoch and Ailes are the scary Wild Things of the last decade or …

  By Jon Meacham

  10/24/2009Nation

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