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http://video.news.sky.com/skynews/video/ The defeated Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin arrived back in her home state of Alaska where she revealed she was still smarting at alleged liberal media bias.

Now that the 2008 election is over, reporters are spilling all the juciest, and previously off the record, gossip from the campaign trail. Much of it is about the infighting between Palin and McCain's staff, as Newsweek's treasure trove of post-election gossip reveals.....

...when asked whether she voted for Sen. Ted. Stevens.

The Republican nominee for vice president Sarah Palin casts her vote in her hometown of Wasilla, Alaska.

Sarah Palin unwittingly took a prank call Saturday from a Canadian comedy duo known as the Masked Avengers, one of whom was posing as French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Listen to part 1 of the six-minute call.

John McCain poked fun at his presidential campaign's financial shortcomings in an appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live." McCain made a cameo appearance with Tina Fey reprising her memorable impersonation of Sarah Palin.

A home in Hollywood, Calif. bears a mannequin representing Gov. Sarah Palin hanging by a noose. Neighbors have complained but the LAPD does not believe it constitutes a hate crime.

The US republican presidential candidate John McCain caused controversy when he chose Sarah Palin, the governor of Alaska, to be his running mate. While some view her as inexperienced, others support her for being a career driven woman and a mother. Here's why Virginia mother and business woman, Beth Tweddle, says Palin won her vote.

The RNC is being criticized for buying designer duds for Sarah Palin while the rest of the country goes without, reports Michelle Gielan.

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A Kansas City grandmother is suing John McCain and Sarah Palin for promoting hate speech. Mary Kay Green told KSHB that some statements at McCain campaign rallies terrify her as much as the assassination of John F. Kennedy.