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Why do you think Sarah Palin resigned as governor of Alaska?

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Archive for July 6th, 2009

Palin, under fire, takes to Twitter, Facebook

It’s the question everyone is asking: What will Sarah Palin do after stepping down later this month as Alaska governor?

Alaskan files ethics complaint against Palin

A resident of Sarah Palin’s hometown has filed an ethics complaint against her, just days after her surprise announcement that she will resign as Alaska governor.

Happy Independence Day!

In case you haven’t heard, Governor Balin, er, Palin, got all mavericky again and gave her 3 weeks’ notice on Friday, July 3rd. Yep, she’s resigning. You betcha.
There’s not much else to say other than: WTF?
When I heard a “surprise” press conference had been scheduled, the first thought through my head was, “Hey, wouldn’t it [...]

FBI says Palin is not under investigation

ANCHORAGE – An FBI spokesman took the unusual step Sunday of declaring that Gov. Sarah Palin is not under investigation, an announcement prompted by rumors to the contrary on many Web sites.

GOP strategists left baffled

WASHINGTON – If Sarah Palin is stepping down as governor because she has national political ambitions – and she did not say she intends to run for president – her move did nothing to shake what GOP pollster Whit Ayers called “the ‘lightweight’ monkey on her back.”

Fort Wainwright soldiers return

FAIRBANKS – Hours before her daughter officially returned home from a yearlong deployment to Iraq, Carmen Lewis was anxiously waiting in a near-empty hangar.

Library sign a lesson in environmental art

HOMER – By the time the new Homer Public Library sign is installed this month, it will not only represent the town’s hallmark coastal beauty, it will contain it.

Poor Alaska salmon run threatens treaty

FAIRBANKS – The number of king salmon that reach the Canadian border might not satisfy a treaty agreement between Alaska and Canada despite massive cuts in subsistence fishing up and down the Yukon River in Alaska.

Permanent fund cleared for dividends

The Alaska Department of Law has determined that a permanent fund dividend can be paid this year, despite concerns about its legality that led to legislative hearings earlier this year.

Observers:Resignation cuts losses

JUNEAU – Ever since Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin returned from the presidential campaign trail, many Alaskans felt her heart wasn’t in the job.