Palin faces questions, different landscape when she returns to Alaska

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from the Anchorage Daily News


ANCHORAGE - Can Sarah Palin go home again?

In the 68 days since Alaska's governor began her run for vice president, things have changed on the home front. Some of her former allies are fuming, and former enemies are lying in wait. Public perceptions of the governor have also changed. Has the governor changed as well?

Questions about Palin's future began to circulate at Alaska's Election Central on Tuesday night almost as soon as the national election results came in.

Palin is expected to arrive in Alaska sometime today in a campaign plane. Will she be the old Palin, a populist who worked with Democrats to achieve victories in the Legislature, or the sharp partisan from the national campaign?

At an Alaska Obama gathering Tuesday night, some celebrants said they were disappointed by the new Palin they saw in the campaign.

http://www.adn.com/palin/story/579161.html

[speedoo]

1. K&R. Thanks for posting.

[TwilightGardener]

2. She returns in disgrace. She revealed herself to be quite stupid, and a smaller, shallower figure

than when she left.

[Dont_Bogart_the_Pretzel]

3. You Got Some ‘Splaining To Do Sarah!

:rofl:

[JBoy]

4. Dupe.

[jeepnstein]

5. Too bad, so sad...

She's a ruthless politician and is about to get a dose of her own medicine. Going from the top of the heap to a major factor in her party losing the White House means she's politically vulnerable. It's only natural that they'll pick her apart now. She made some enemies on her rapid rise to the Governor's mansion, or ice fishing shack, or whatever they call it up there.

Everybody loves the winner. Losers, well, not so much...

[Midlodemocrat]

6. When's the wedding?

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