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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!WOODBURY, N.Y. – After weeks in the shadows with only a flicker of Facebook postings, Sarah Palin emerged Thursday for a lucrative and surprisingly revealing question-and-answer session before the Long Island Association, a business group used to hosting former presidents. During an hour in which she was quizzed in a more probing fashion than is often the norm on Fox News, Palin proved that she can create more headlines from a single luncheon than are possible from six months on the Mitt Romney beat. Palin tantalized her audience (who paid $300 and up for the privilege, with a backstage ...
Sarah Palin remained largely silent in the wake of the deadly Tucson, Ariz., shootings. Her reactions were muted, by Palin standards: She posted a statement via Facebook, and Glenn Beck read on his radio show an e-mail exchange he had with Palin about the shooting. She also sent an aide onto another radio show. But now Palin has unleashed what seems to be the opening salvo of a new media strategy. In a lengthy, and forceful, new video, Palin lambastes the media for focusing on the "target map" she posted during the midterm elections, which included crosshairs over Rep. Christine Giffords' ...
Is the love affair between Sarah Palin and Alaska over? The former governor of the "Last Frontier" and potential 2012 presidential candidate is pretty unpopular in the state that serves as a backdrop for her TLC reality show, according to a recent survey from Public Policy Polling. In the poll, Alaskans gave an overwhelmingly cold response to Palin, with 58 percent giving her an unfavorable rating and 33 percent giving her a thumbs up. The only state among the 10 surveyed that showed less love for the "mama grizzly" was Massachusetts. The pollsters also offered this interesting point to ...
(Dec. 7) -- No comment? In an interview with Barbara Walters, Oprah Winfrey refused to say whether she believes that Sarah Palin is qualified to be president of the United States. "What if she ran for president?" Walters asked. "She was on the program with you. You were very gracious and dignified. What if she ran for president? How would you feel?" "Well," Winfrey responded, "I wouldn't feel anything, because I think, obviously, that would be her choice." Walters then pressed the issue. "Do you think that Sarah Palin is qualified to be president?" Winfrey smiled. "I'm not going to answer ...
(Nov. 4) -- On your marks, get set...prognosticate! Though the dust is still settling on the 2010 midterm elections, pollsters are already at work sizing up the impact of the Republican electoral landslide on the still hypothetical races to come in 2012. According to a new CNN/Opinion research poll, President Obama may be looking at a first term ouster if one of two likely Republican challengers decide to run against him. Were the election were held today, Mike Huckabee would beat Obama by a not-inconsiderable margin of 52-44 percent and Mitt Romney would best the president by a margin of ...
(Nov. 2) -- A day after she accused Politico of "yellow journalism" for publishing a piece that cited Republican sources who wanted to stop her from becoming the party's presidential nominee in 2012, Sarah Palin appears to have reached the piece's conclusions herself. On Monday, Palin lashed out at Politico reporters Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei for quoting unnamed sources in their piece titled, "Next for GOP leaders: Stopping Sarah Palin." "That's why I don't talk to some of these reporters who are a part of this yellow journalism world, of not using named sources I think it's very ...
(Aug. 3) -- Last month, Sarah Palin's eldest daughter, Bristol, shocked the world (and her mom) by announcing her (re)engagement to ex-boyfriend and baby-daddy Levi Johnston on the cover of Us Weekly. Now, she's turned to another celeb tabloid to break the news that she's breaking it all off, again. As People reports today: In an emotional phone interview with PEOPLE, Palin spoke through tears about feeling heartbroken, humiliated and trapped -- while Johnston acted cool. "There's been no remorse," she says, adding that she's seen him only once in the past three weeks. How did it all go ...
I am woman bear, hear me roar! Sounding a call of the wild that's fit to rattle feminists and poll watchers alike, Sarah Palin has released a video ad called "Mama Grizzlies" that offers a heady mix of animal metaphors, female empowerment themes and anti-government rhetoric on behalf of her political action committee, SarahPAC. Many are already interpreting the short film as a kind of preview of a Palin 2012 presidential candidacy. And this is hardly the first time Palin has made mention of her love of grizzly bears (or of skinning and mounting them on her wall). Still, we here at ...
An MSNBC show held a political debate Monday on former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's sex appeal. The show's anchor, Donny Deutsch, stated his belief that there is national interest in Palin because "we've never seen a woman in power who looks like this and has this appeal." ...
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin responded Tuesday to news reports claiming new ethics charges would be filed against her, posting on Twitter: "Re inaccurate story floating re:ethics violation/Legal Defense Fund;matter is still pending;new info was just requested even;no final report." To be clear, no new ethics charges have been filed against Palin, who steps down as governor on Sunday. Her attorneys are working with an investigator, no courts are involved and the Alaska Personnel Board will not likely hold a hearing on the matter. ...
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