At Gettysburg, After Running Palin Greets Supporters

At Gettysburg, After Running Palin Greets Supporters

Gettysburg - It's too hot in central Pennsylvania, after Sarah Palin, but while the steps of his bus trip, she slipped into a jog as journalists and fans have searched his home.
The Palin-crazy media and its loyal fans found late afternoon Monday as she and her family stopped their northward journey to rest in a hotel on the outskirts of Gettysburg.

National reporters behind the Palin all day during their stop at the National Archives, Mount Vernon and Fort McHenry. When the bus was spotted a few minutes away Score battlefield history that she had to go today, journalists and fans have flocked posed for photos next to coach in effigy constitution.

Rumors swirled that she would return later in the evening with a group as a whole, output from the hotel, she drew the astonished eyes, as she and her daughter Piper, came behind the volume and said hello.

My report to the PG of the future:

Wear long-sleeved white t-shirt, shorts and sneakers athletic blacks after a drive late in the afternoon, posed for pictures and taking questions on lookers flock. He said that once steam caused him and his family are expected to postpone their tour the battlefield of Gettysburg on Tuesday.

She continued to play coy about his presidential ambitions, saying: "There are a lot of things to take into consideration" before deciding to run and describe the current GOP field as "already very strong."

Former Alaska governor also said it expects to exercise "common sense" conservative could do well in Pennsylvania, where this critical position to solve its current problems.

"It's radical agenda at all - it's all about allowing the private sector grow and prosper, keeping more of what they earn and invest in our businesses so that we can create new jobs," he said. "It's not radical, coercive, the position of the part is not, to boost the economy on track."

After the discussion of those camped at the hotel said that many have come out with a positive impression - and many others said it was shorter than expected. It took about five minutes of questions, when he made at least a dozen requests for photo-op, and then took off his silver SUV, said that he and Piper had to go get an extra pair of socks.

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