Sarah Palin's Gettysburg Stop

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The sun began to peep at Tuesday
morning when supporters and
reporters congregated in front
of Sarah Palin's bus in a hotel
parking lot, former Alaska
governor, whose third day of her
East Coast tour is expected to
include stops at the Civil War
battlefield and maybe a trip
to the Liberty Bell in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Yesterday, Palin was reserved
about the possibility of
plans to run for president
in 2012.

A reporter asked about her
plans, "I don't know, I
honestly don't know. It's
still a matter of considering
much, there truly is a lot to
consider before you throw your
name out there in the name of
service because it's so all
consuming."

One Nation tour was a ploy to
play with the media.

"No, that's not the purpose,"
Palin.

Palin was asked what a
presidential run might look like
if she made one, Palin said that
it wouldn't be like those of her
potential rivals for the GOP
nomination.

It would be unconventional and
nontraditional, Palin.

The indecision isn't stopping
the support Palin's getting in
Gettysburg.

Scribbings in notes from well
wishers were taped to the door
of the Sarah PAC "One Nation"
bus by 6:45 a.m.

Two fans took pictures in front
of the bus. The young women, who
refused to give their names,
explained that they had waited
for three and a half hours on
Memorial Day at a battlefield
monument where Palin was a no
show for several hundred fans.

Source: http://newsblaze.com/story/20110531090854writ.nb/topstory.html

"I Hate This Damn Job"- Sarah Palin as Alaska's Governor

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One of Sarah Palin's closest aides
from her time as governor leaked
a manuscript that mentions Palin
broke state election law in her
2006 gubernatorial campaign, and
was destroyed by petty grievances
up until she resigned.

The unpublished book by Frank
Bailey was leaked to the media
and widely circulated on Friday.

The manuscript opens with an
account of Palin sending Bailey
a message: "I hate this damn job,"
shortly before she resigned as
Alaska's governor in July 2009,
less than three years into her
four-year term. The manuscript
continues for almost 500 pages,
with analysis, gossip and
allegation stirred-in. Copies of
the manuscript were passed around
Alaska political circles on Friday.
The Daily News received copies
from various sources.

The first from author Joe McGinniss,
who is working on his own Palin book.
McGinniss had no response to a message
asking where he obtained the manuscript
and the reason he circulated it.

Bailey, a political insider, joined
Palin's 2006 campaign for governor,
became part of her inner circle, and
has never before told his version of
the Palin story.

Bailey has consistently refused requests
for interviews and did so again Friday.
The book was co-written with California
author Ken Morris and Jeanne Devon of
Anchorage, who publishes the popular
anti-Palin web site Mudflats.

Source: http://newsblaze.com/story/20110224050935writ.nb/topstory.html