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A documentary film about Sarah Palin set to be released next month is fueling more speculation that she is edging closer to jumping into the race for the GOP presidential nomination.
The nearly two-hour long film, titled “The Undefeated,” portrays Palin’s time as Alaska’s governor in a positive light and touts her as a dynamic, compelling voice for the conservative cause on par with Ronald Reagan.
The film, which is divided into three acts, shifts the narrative surrounding Palin away from some of the more controversial episodes from her political career: her questions about President Obama’s birth certificate, the so-called “Troopergate” scandal and her use of the term “blood libel” during the aftermath of the Gabrielle Giffords shooting.
thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/gop-presidential-primary/164781-palin-on-the-big-screen
The nearly two-hour long film, titled “The Undefeated,” portrays Palin’s time as Alaska’s governor in a positive light and touts her as a dynamic, compelling voice for the conservative cause on par with Ronald Reagan.
The film, which is divided into three acts, shifts the narrative surrounding Palin away from some of the more controversial episodes from her political career: her questions about President Obama’s birth certificate, the so-called “Troopergate” scandal and her use of the term “blood libel” during the aftermath of the Gabrielle Giffords shooting.
thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/gop-presidential-primary/164781-palin-on-the-big-screen