Where Will Palin Go From Here?
It's time to add "former" to the Alaska governor's title. So now that Sarah Palin is a free woman, what will she do with her time? Her friends and flacks aren't giving anything away, but we already know she has plans to hit the rubber chicken circuit, campaign for like-minded politicians and write a book.
It’s time to add “former” to the Alaska governor’s title. So now that Sarah Palin is a free woman, what will she do with her time? Her friends and flacks aren’t giving anything away, but we already know she has plans to hit the rubber chicken circuit, campaign for like-minded politicians and write a book.
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A few things are known: She is scheduled to speak Aug. 8 at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California, and has said she plans to write a book, campaign for political candidates from coast to coast and build a right-of-center coalition.
She also plans to continue speaking her mind on the social networking site Twitter.
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