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Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin, accepts the Vice Presidential nomination at the 2008 Republican National Convention in Saint Paul, MN. Palin talks about her rise from simple PTA mom to governor and about her children, including her son who will soon see service overseas. Palin also talks about breaking oil company monopolies in Alaska and vetoing wasteful spending amounting to nearly a half a billion dollars. Palin also attacks Barack Obama and says that he will certainly raise taxes.

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Governor Sarah Palin discusses her reasons for running for governor. She was a different type of candidate. She talks about her history in politics before running for governor and how that made her a good candidate. She was Chairman on the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commision and held the City council seat for the city of Wasilla. She outlines the solutions that she has for problems that Alaska faces and also her plans for the future while she is in office. Discusses the appointments she made for her cabinet; Tom Irwin, Marty Rutherford, Talis Colberg, Karleen Jackson, and Walt Monegan. Importance of children education programs. Discusses general issues with the legislature. WorkKeys Program. She talks about getting the gas line going and the Alaska Gas Line Inducement Act (AGIA).

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2008 Vice Presidential nominees Joe Biden (D-DE) and Sarah Palin (R-AK) debate at Washington University in St. Louis, MO. Moderator, Gwen Ifill, leads discussions on foreign and economic policies. On the current economic crisis, Biden blames the government lack of regulation on big business as the main fault, going on to cite Presidential nominee Barack Obama's plan for stricter regulations. Palin, puts the blame on the corruption of Wall Street, calling America to "band together" against exploitation by those who manage money. The foreign policy debate focused on the Darfur region, Israel, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. On the War in Iraq, Biden pushes for a gradual withdrawal of troops in a timeline of 16 months, while Palin advocates for McCain's work towards victory.

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Sarah Palin, then 39, a hockey mom and former mayor of Wasilla, thought her dream of making a difference in the male-dominated realm of Alaska politics was over in 2004 when she clashed with the state chairman of her Republican party and fell out of favor with Gov. Frank Murkowski over issues related to ethics and openness in government. Yet, the former high school basketball star and one-time TV journalist could not shake the feeling that she was destined for something bigger. Two years later, she became a long-shot candidate for governor, promising openness and a higher ethical standard. Then, fate intervened. Her populist reform message suddenly became front-page news when a major political scandal rocked Alaska politics. Alaskans began listening to her. And they liked what they heard.

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Sarah Palin, then 39, a hockey mom and former mayor of Wasilla, thought her dream of making a difference in the male-dominated realm of Alaska politics was over in 2004 when she clashed with the state chairman of her Republican party and fell out of favor with Gov. Frank Murkowski over issues related to ethics and openness in government. Yet, the former high school basketball star and one-time TV journalist could not shake the feeling that she was destined for something bigger. Two years later, she became a long-shot candidate for governor, promising openness and a higher ethical standard. Then, fate intervened. Her populist reform message suddenly became front-page news when a major political scandal rocked Alaska politics. Alaskans began listening to her. And they liked what they heard.

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Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's nomination as vice presidential candidate by John McCain not only changed the landscape of the current election, but also marked a shift in leadership style across our country. Exploring themes from her career in politics, her life as a hockey mom, and her strongly held Christian Faith, the author discusses the leadership principles that made Palin successful.

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Sarah Palin, then 39, a hockey mom and former mayor of Wasilla, thought her dream of making a difference in the male-dominated realm of Alaska politics was over in 2004 when she clashed with the state chairman of her Republican party and fell out of favor with Gov. Frank Murkowski over issues related to ethics and openness in government. Yet, the former high school basketball star and one-time TV journalist could not shake the feeling that she was destined for something bigger. Two years later, she became a long-shot candidate for governor, promising openness and a higher ethical standard. Then, fate intervened. Her populist reform message suddenly became front-page news when a major political scandal rocked Alaska politics. Alaskans began listening to her. And they liked what they heard.

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The story of Palin's record in dealing with the oil companies as governor of Alaska illuminates her rise to power in Alaska along with her concrete successes and failures in dealing with the oil industry.

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A conversation with Cate Blanchett about her film Elizabeth: The Golden Age. Reprising the roles they originated in seven time Academy Award nominated Elizabeth, Cate Blanchett and Geoffrey Rush return for a gripping historical thriller laced with treachery and romance. A conversation with two governors.

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Former U.S. Senator and former Presidential candidate Fred Thompson (R-TN), speaks at the 2008 Republican National Convention in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Thompson praises Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin. He describes John McCain's experience as a prisoner of war and highlights McCain's commitment to his country and "to hope". Thompson reminds the audience of the threat of terrorism, the belligerence of Russia, and of continued competition with China, and says that John McCain is the best man to lead the nation in the face of these foreign threats.

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Sarah Louise Heath Palin (born February 11, 1964) is the governor of Alaska and the Republican vice-presidential nominee in the 2008 United States presidential election.

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