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    Posted December 3, 2009 by
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    What the People Say About Sarah Palin

    By BarbRad  |  Posted December 3, 2009  |  Fayetteville, Arkansas
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     BarbRad told me, 'Palin arrived in a bus painted with her portrait and Going Rogue in very big letters on the side. When Palin got off the bus, she had her youngest child on her hip. The crowd went wild. I heard a police officer yell, Don’t let them break through!' but no one tried to do that. The crowd all stayed respectfully behind the lines. To her credit, Palin walked slowly with her child on her hip greeting everyone who could push up next to the rope.'
    -hhanks, CNN iReport producer

    It is Thursday, Dec. 3, and Sarah Palin arrived in Fayetteville, Arkansas, today to sell and sign copies of her new best-seller, Going Rogue.

     

    The enthusiasm among some people is so great, crowds started lining up at Sam's Club around 9:00 P.M. the night before.  The goal: to receive a bracelet bearing a number below 501, because the first 500 people were guaranteed to have their books signed by and a photograph taken with their hero, Sarah Palin.

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