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Sarah Palin

To millions of Americans, Sarah Palin is the one person who can save the US from the perils of communism, gay marriage and gun control. But can she ever win the White House, or will she destroy the American right?
Sarah Palin pressing the flesh in Grand Rapids, on her three-week-long, 14-state promotional "Going Rogue: An American Life" book tour.

Sarah Palin and her husband Todd Palin waved to supporters at a campaign rally in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in October 2008.
THE most elusive fashion stylist in America was nervous. Sitting on a reporter’s sofa, dressed in yoga pants and a hoodie, she tucked her slender legs underneath her, averted her eyes and explained why she had decided to out herself after avoiding the spotlight for so long.

Sarah Palin discusses "Going Rogue" on the Oprah Winfrey Show.

It’s a Grand Old Purging as moderate’s ouster spotlights Republican dysfunction
Since the GOP nominee dropped out of the race in New York's 23rd Congressional District amid pressure from conservative leaders, Dede Scozzafava has been swept into the national political conversation.
Gouverneur, N.Y. — Over Halloween weekend, Dede Scozzafava morphed from a rosy-cheeked Republican mom to a political figure of speech.
“My name’s a verb now,” she said.

Wingnuts of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but election … after election … after election.

Gov. Palin after her fashion makeover in 2008.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The husband of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says the Republican Party’s lavish spending on her wardrobe during the presidential campaign was “out of our control.” In the May issue of Men’s Journal, Todd Palin was asked about the more than $150,000 that the Republican National Committee spent on clothes, accessories and beauty services for the GOP vice presidential nominee. He defended his wife, saying she was focused on preparation for her debate with Joe Biden.

GOP vice presidential candidate Alaska Governor Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin, the Alaska governor on Sunday brought up the recent media reports regarding the Republican National Committee’s $150,000 spending spree on clothing and accessories for the Palin family.
Sarah Palin denounced discussion of her wardrobe as “ridiculous” and declared emphatically: “Those clothes, they are not my property.”
“Just like the lighting and the staging and everything [...]

Journalist Jason Linkins, writing for the Huffington Post, reports on the implosion of the GOP party surrounding the choice of vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and the excommunication of many lifelong Republicans now considered to be anti-Palin.