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Palin Opens Up About Possible 2012 Run, Says She's Willing to 'Give It a Shot'

Sarah Palin may be edging closer to a 2012 presidential run, telling Fox News "I would give it a shot" if the American people think she's "the one."

The former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee was in Des Moines, Iowa, Friday for the Reagan Dinner, a big GOP fundraiser in the heart of water-testing country for presidential candidates.

Most voters hold unfavorable views of Palin, Tea Party: poll

Sarah Palin may have a magic touch with candidates she endorses, but nearly half of American voters aren't impressed by the former Republican vice presidential candidate.

Senh: We'll see how much influence Palin has after midterms.

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Ground Zero mosque Imam blames Sarah Palin for 'growing Islamophobia'

The Muslim cleric behind plans to build a mosque close to the Ground Zero site has blamed politicians such as Sarah Palin for fuelling a rise in Islamophobia.

Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin draw the faithful in Anchorage

On the Sept. 11 anniversary, the conservative duo urges followers to take the nation back from an over-reaching government. The line to get into the Glenn Beck- Sarah Palin road show's Alaska stop Saturday stretched around the corner and down a city block. One woman came with her hair tied back in an American flag; a bushy-haired man in a leather Jesus jacket warned of an impending 8.6 earthquake.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sarah Palin trade jabs on Twitter

While flying over Alaska on his way to Asia, Gov Schwarzenegger couldn't help but take a lighthearted jab at the state's former governor... He said he was "looking everywhere but can't see Russia from here."

Senh: Hah, nice. But Sarah Palin, never the one to back down, had a pretty good response too.

Palin-Beck 9/11 tickets start at $65

The commemoration event will be in Anchorage.

Though not even a word, 'refudiate' is summer's most-searched term by online dictionary users

Merriam-Webster's "Word of the Summer" is not even a word. That's something no one can "refudiate."

Senh: Let's hope they won't make it word.

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Put up or shut up

We already know the numbers. Pew finds that 18% of Americans believe President Obama is a Muslim. A new Newsweek poll, taken after the controversy over the New York mosque, places that figure at 24%. Even if he's not a Muslim, Newsweek finds, 31 percent think it's "definitely or probably" true that Obama "sympathizes with the goals of Islamic fundamentalists who want to impose Islamic law around the world."