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Vanity Fair Discovers Sarah Palin is Loud and Secretive

Posted September 2nd, 2010 by sarahpalintruthsquad

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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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Republican candidates face 'Ronald Reagan' test

Posted November 26th, 2009 by telegraph.co.uk

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Proposed litmus test of Republicans' conservative credentials has triggered
warnings of a "disaster in the making".

Fact Check: Palin’s Book Goes Rogue on Facts

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Sarah Palin shrugs off the truth on many, many issues in her new book "Going Rogue."
WASHINGTON — Sarah Palin’s new book reprises familiar claims from the 2008 presidential campaign that haven’t become any truer over time.

The Palin Wars: Part LXII

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Former Gov. Sarah Palin is in the middle of yet another dispute within the Republican party.
When Steve Schmidt, campaign manager for Sen. John McCain’s (Ariz.) presidential bid, said late last week that former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as the Republican presidential nominee in 2012 would be “catastrophic” for the party, he set off another in a series of skirmishes between the pro and anti-Palin camps within the GOP.

Mangling Everything In Her Path, Typhoon Sarah Blows Into Asia

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Former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, criticized for her lack of foreign policy experience, emerged in Asia on Wednesday to share her views from "Main Street U.S.A." with a group of high-flying global investors.
Grotesque, unprecedented, bizarre, unbelievable. Sarah Palin was all of that in Hong Kong yesterday. And more. Dressed in a cutesy virgin-white blouse and black skirt with the infamous bee-hive hairdo, she was a blessing to every predicting spectator.

Palin Speaks to Investors in Hong Kong

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Jonathon Stone, the chairman and CEO of CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, with Sarah Palin at a meeting in Hong Kong on Wednesday.
HONG KONG — Sarah Palin, in what was billed as her first speech overseas, spoke on Wednesday to Asian bankers, investors and fund managers.
A number of people who heard the speech in a packed hotel ballroom, which was closed to the media, said Mrs. Palin spoke from notes for 90 minutes and that she was articulate, well-prepared and even compelling.

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