Now we can see the real reason Sarah the Quitter abandoned her job, that
she had been elected to do.

A group of college students also found parts of the contract that detail
Sarah's demands for speaking at a function.
No unscreened questions, black SUV's or Town Cars, a Lear Jet private
aircraft, oh, and bendy straws with her bottled water.


Pundits can debate the political costs and benefits of Sarah Palin's
decision to step down as Alaska governor, but the monetary advantages of
leaving her $125,000-a-year public service post are beyond dispute.

Since leaving office at the end of July 2009, the 2008 Republican vice
presidential nominee has brought in at least 100 times her old salary - a
haul now estimated at more than $12 million -- through television and book
deals and a heavy schedule of speaking appearances worth five and six
figures.

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