Palin e-mails: Tell Exxon to 'end this misery'
June 12th, 2011
08:30 AM ET
4 years ago

Palin e-mails: Tell Exxon to 'end this misery'

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Juneau, Alaska (CNN) – Some highlights from the 24,000 pages of e-mails from Sarah Palin's governorship, released Friday by Alaska state officials:

"Pls make sure we're getting state business announcements out to the public under my name as often as possible - let Sharon and Bill know the importance of this thanks. Also, when you hear my speeches on the road that reference AK and/or our energy issues it's appropriate to do pressers on that bc we'd cover any other natl candidate's statements on AK-centric comments and references. Thanks"

- Palin, September 6, 2008, after becoming Sen. John McCain's 2008 running mate

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  1. The Elephant In The Room

    I`m more interested in the over 2,200 pages that, thus far, have been kept from the public.

    What is she hiding? It`s not as if Palin had a Top Sceret clearance and was discussing issues of national security.

    What we do know about her is that she is OVERLY concerned about her image and thinks of herself first.

    I`ll bet there is some unflattering news for former Partial_Term_Governor Palin in the documents they are withholding.

    June 12, 2011 08:42 am at 8:42 am |
  2. TPF

    She's so arrogant. And the rest we already know.

    June 12, 2011 09:01 am at 9:01 am |
  3. Indy

    It seems like Palin spent most of her time on image control,self importance and self promotion and it is just too easy to tell that some of these e-mails are written by Todd Palin. She was Governor for a very short time so you cant expect much for accomplishments but so far the e-mails dont show much of anything other then self serving orders.

    June 12, 2011 09:53 am at 9:53 am |
  4. Back to reality

    I'd love to see Obama's emails. OK, how about his records from college? So much for transparency!

    June 12, 2011 10:36 am at 10:36 am |
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