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Democrats and GOP seek to cash in on Palin

 

Published 3/24/2009 by CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart at CNN Political Ticker

Both parties are trying to use Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to fundraise. WASHINGTON (CNN) — Congressional Democrats and Republicans disagree on just about everything — except for Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's fundraising potential. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee asked supporters Tuesday to make a donation to help stop the former vice presidential candidate and her fellow Republicans [...] (link)

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