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GOP candidates in Va., NJ wary of Palin

By BETH FOUHY and BOB LEWIS
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NEW YORK -Sarah Palin's decision to step down as Alaska governor was driven in part by her wish to help Republican candidates across the country, associates say.
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2009-07-08 19:07:09

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AirCndtndGypsy7

04:56 PMJul 13 2009

Maybe Chris Christie could pull Sarah Palin in as a Lieutenant Governor.... Corzine could kiss his ass goodbye right there.

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FerAndr4

09:08 AMJul 13 2009

New Jersey doen't really know what side is up----just more useless politicians

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Starslite13

12:27 PMJul 08 2009

I think Palin would be good helping the GOP. I think people need to start voting by what people stand for and who is for the people. We need some honest people to be put back in office. We are being taxed to death and we need different changes.

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Sarah Palin\'s decision to step down as Alaska governor was driven in part by her wish to help Republican candidates across the country, associates say.