After a long hiatus from the “political life,” the former governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin, announced she’s running for Congress.
She will join “a crowded field of nearly 40 candidates to fill the House seat left vacant by Representative Don Young, whose unexpected death last month has spurred one of the largest political shifts in the state in 50 years.”
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