A document published by the magazine The New Republic reportedly contains a series of hand-written "doodles" made by Alaska Governor Sarah Palin in 1996, when she was running for Mayor of Wasilla.The New Republic: Sarah's Doodles (October 6, 2008) The paper--which appears to show notes on her campaign strategy for becoming mayor--was discovered by New Republic senior editor Noam Scheiber while reporting from Alaska.The New Republic: Sarah's Doodles (October 6, 2008)
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Doodles by Sarah Palin from 1996, when she was on the Wasilla City CouncilThe New Republic: Sarah's Doodles (October 6, 2008)
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Made on back of a sheet of paper from a Wasilla city budgetThe New Republic: Sarah's Doodles (October 6, 2008)
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Features the large heading "Sarah Palin Mayor"The New Republic: Scan of Palin Doodles
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Includes notes on her resume, including "lifelong Alaskan" and "Governor's appointee"The New Republic: Scan of Palin Doodles
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Includes note, "Wasilla needs a conservative choice in leadership"The New Republic: Scan of Palin Doodles
