Gov. Sarah Palin "got precisely zero support for her call for Alaska's Democratic  Senator Mark Begich to resign because Ted Stevens' corruption conviction was  overturned." — PolitiFact National on Friday, April 10th, 2009. Mostly False. No to  Obama's stimulus; not to tax cuts. Americans United for Change · Republican ...
Jun 19, 2009 ... And Ms. Maddow was wrong when she said Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, "got  precisely zero support for her call for Alaska's Democratic Senator Mark Begich to  resign because Ted Stevens' corruption conviction was overturned." According to  PolitiFact research, it wasn't Palin's idea, and she wasn't ...
PolitiFact National on Tuesday, October 27th, 2009. False. "Precisely zero" is  imprecise, at best. Rachel Maddow · Gov. Sarah Palin "got precisely zero support  for her call for Alaska's Democratic Senator Mark Begich to resign because Ted  Stevens' corruption conviction was overturned." — PolitiFact National on Friday, ...
In August 2008 US Senator Ted Stevens was indicted and, by October, he was  convicted in Washington, D.C. on seven felony counts of failure to disclose gifts.  The convictions, eight days before the November 2008 election, resulted in his  narrow loss, after 40 years in the U.S. Senate, to Democrat Mark Begich.
Jun 8, 2008 ... If she wants to run, she is already the front-runner for the 2016 Democratic  nomination and would gain no advantage by being yoked to Obama, her old ...  Just about the only unanimous opinion about Sarah Palin's impact on the 2008  election was that she energized and turned out a lot of the GOP base ...
Gov. Sarah Palin "got precisely zero support for her call for Alaska's Democratic Senator Mark Begich to resign because Ted Stevens' corruption conviction was overturned."