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Sarah Palin To Resign As Governor of Alaska
The governor emphasized she has been the target of 15 ethics complaints -- all dismissed -- at a cost of $2 million to the state and some $500,000 to her family. "It has all been pretty insane," she said. "And the people who offer up these silly accusations? It doesn't cost them a dime."
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