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As Mayor, Palin cut own duties, Left behind bad blood

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Wasilla (Alaska), Sept. 15 -- Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin has claimed that her time as mayor of Wasilla taught her how to be a leader and grounded her in the real needs of voters, but a visit to this former mining supply post 40 miles north of Alaska capital Anchorage shows otherwise.

According to the Washington Post, the universe of the mayor of Wasilla is sharply circumscribed and limited Palin's exposure to issues such as health care, social services, the environment and education.

Firefighting and schools are the two of the main elements of local governance, and the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, the ...

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