Last night, Alaska governor and Republican VP pick Sarah Palin gave her first media interview. We wanted to know: If you had the chance to interview Sarah Palin, what would you ask her? We heard everything from questions about her hunting ethics to how much she made in an eBay auction. What would you ask? Tell us in the comments!
Attack on the Street: What Would You Ask Sarah Palin?
Last night, Alaska governor and Republican VP pick Sarah Palin gave her first media interview. We wanted to know: If you had the chance to interview Sarah Palin, what would you ask her? We heard everything from questions about her hunting ethics to how much she made in an eBay auction. What would you ask? Tell us in the comments!
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