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Written by Travis on 6:24 AM

Palin chases the dollar signs
Our Comment: While I don't believe the made up story that Sarah resigned to take advantage of the money opportunity that came with fame, I don't see any reason why she would not try to make money. Everyone else does it. I would feel more comfortable with a president who has more than a million in the bank. So Sarah start making money. The people who are giving you the hard time are doing it for the money too!

As She Steps Down, Palin Vows to Reclaim Ethics Fight
Sarah Palin, who rose from obscurity to become Alaska's governor three years ago, began her career as a combative whistleblower crusading against state political corruption. She accused GOP leaders of violating ethics laws, then publicized details of the confidential investigations.

Will Barbara Walters Tap Sarah Palin to Replace Elisabeth Hasselbeck on The View? ... Part Two
Last month, just after Vice-Presidential candidate and former Governor Sarah Palin, resigned, I wrote a column suggesting her next career move. As a headhunter, I had suggested that Barbara Walters hire Palin as a "temp" co-host to replace Elisabeth Hasselbeck, who is about to take a maternity leave.

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Written by Travis on 9:39 AM

President Palin "Impossible"
As speculation over Sarah Palin's presidential aspirations heat up now that she has stepped down as Alaska's governor, a former member of George W. Bush's staff said Palin had no chance of winning the White House. "Impossible," is how Bush's former speechwriter David Frum described the likelihood Palin would become president.

Sarah Palin hands over power in Alaska
As thousands of cheering supporters vowed to keep her feisty, down-home political legacy alive, Sarah Palin stepped down as Alaska governor Sunday, pledging to continue fighting for independence from Washington and for Americans' personal freedoms "as that grizzly guards her cubs."

In Defense Of Sarah Palin
There has been far too much criticism of Sarah Palin lately. People have accused her of being a quitter simply because she resigned her office after just 30 months of her first four-year term. What people are forgetting is that she has set a wonderful example for Republican politicians.

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