Sarah Palin's new book reprises familiar claims from the 2008 presidential campaign that haven't become any truer over time.
Ignoring substantial parts of her record if not the facts, she depicts herself as a frugal traveler on the taxpayer's dime, a reformer without ties to powerful interests and a politician roguishly indifferent to high ambition.
Palin goes adrift, at times, on more contemporary issues, too. She criticizes President Barack Obama for pushing through a bailout package that actually was achieved by his Republican predecessor George W Bush - a package she seemed to support at the time.
A look at some of her statements in ''Going Rogue,'' obtained by The Associated Press in advance of its release on Tuesday.
Text & Images: AP
Image: This illustration released by TBTM Media shows the cover of ''Going Rouge: The Sarah Palin Rogue Coloring & Activity Book,'' written by Michael Stinson and Julie Sigwart, with illustrations by Sigwart.
Michelle more popular than Obama
Ignoring substantial parts of her record if not the facts, she depicts herself as a frugal traveler on the taxpayer's dime, a reformer without ties to powerful interests and a politician roguishly indifferent to high ambition.
Palin goes adrift, at times, on more contemporary issues, too. She criticizes President Barack Obama for pushing through a bailout package that actually was achieved by his Republican predecessor George W Bush - a package she seemed to support at the time.
A look at some of her statements in ''Going Rogue,'' obtained by The Associated Press in advance of its release on Tuesday.
Text & Images: AP
Image: This illustration released by TBTM Media shows the cover of ''Going Rouge: The Sarah Palin Rogue Coloring & Activity Book,'' written by Michael Stinson and Julie Sigwart, with illustrations by Sigwart.
Michelle more popular than Obama
