Sarah Palin, the Republican former US vice-presidential candidate, has been giving radio interviews promoting her newly-released book.
The Republican who was the governor of Alaska also has a new TV show in which she profiles her home state of Alaska, where she was governor
as part of the ongoing media blitz that has made Palin one of the most recognisable political figures in the country.
But what do people in her home state think of her?
Al Jazeera's Nick Spicer travelled to Wasilla, a small town in Alaska, to find out. (Nov 26, 2010)
