Erica Bolstad, a reporter with the Anchorage Daily News, has been traveling with the guv for a couple of days and had a brief interview with her on Saturday. The full text is here
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/story/576539.html but this little exchange particularly jumped out at me.
On how she transformed as being a governor known for working with Democrats to being very partisan on the campaign trail:
"As John McCain, having been known as the maverick, being able to reach across the aisle, and work with both sides, and has taken on his whole party, we're a really good fit as a team because I've done the same thing. And our commitment is to getting rid of the obsessive partisanship in D.C. We both have a track record of being able to do that, me having appointed independents and Democrats and Republicans and to work for the people of Alaska, also. It is just time for that transformation of government, that partisanship that was getting in the way of progressing as a nation, and securing our land and winning the war, too, on the economic front. We're doing no one any good. I'm absolutely committed to that. And it's refreshing breath, the signs in the audience that say 'Democrat women for McCain,' and 'Democrats for Palin,' that's been confirmation, there is that acknowledgment."
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Give me some of what YOU'RE smoking, Governor.