Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, recently announced that she may return to the political arena, this time in a bid for Senate in 2022 against incumbent Lisa Murkowski.
'If God wants me to do it I will,' Palin told a conservative Christian crowd on July 22 in Pasadena, California, after New Apostolic Reformation leader Ché Ahn asked her if she was planning on running for the Senate seat.
'What I would do if I were to announce is say you know what, you guys better be there for me this time because a lot of people weren't there for me last time and that's why characterization-wise, I got clobbered,' Palin said.
Palin, 57, also defended her decision to hand the reigns to Lieutenant Governor Sean Parnell when she resigned as governor after three years in 2009. She said holds the same conservative values that she does and would continue her legacy.
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Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, recently announced that she may run for Senate in 2022 in Alaska against incumbent Lisa Murkowski. She spoke with New Apostolic Reformation leader Ché Ahn at a conservative Christian event on July 22
Palin, 57, also defended her decision to hand the reigns to Lieutenant Governor Sean Parnell when she resigned as governor after three years in 2009
After she and presidential candidate John McCain lost in 2008, Palin said she was inundated with ethics probes, FOIA requests and media criticism that ultimately led her to resigning as governor of Alaska.
'The Obama administration sent their flying monkeys,' she said. ' . . . it stalled our administration. Every e-mail, every conversation was scrutinized. So, there's a difference between quitting and saying enough is enough.'
Palin stayed out of politics and under the radar following her resignation, but came back into the public eye in March 2020 when she was revealed as the Bear on an episode of Fox's The Masked Singer.
The Alaska self-proclaimed 'hockey mom' stumped the entire panel after performing the blatantly sexual 1992 hip hop song Baby Got
