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Old 09-05-2008, 07:00 AM
 
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Folks up in Anchorage have outted her again today on when her flip on earmarks began:
Palin's take on earmarks evolving: Alaska News | adn.com
Here's what she said in the February interview:

"My position has been in trying to read that writing on the wall, and understanding there's going to be reform," she said. "We can either put our heads in the sand and ignore the reforms that are coming or we can be proactive and get Alaska in the position of being more productive, contributing more and becoming less reliant on the federal government."

Read the article yourself. Very informative and gives a perspective on how opportunistic she can be. Yes there are articles on that to be shared here later.
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