Sarah Palin Nude Pic

Sarah Palin Nude Pic

Updated Jul. 13, 2017 1:15PM ET / Published Feb. 23, 2011 5:48PM ET
From fissures in the Palin marriage ("We don't talk") to giggles over a doctored nude photo and the governor in an open bathrobe, Shushannah Walshe unearths more gems from the ex-Sarah Palin aide's leaked manuscript.
The scathing manuscript draft of former Sarah Palin aide Frank Bailey's In Blind Allegiance to Sarah Palin: A Memoir of Our Tumultuous Years, leaked to The Daily Beast, spares not a single embarrassing email or angry campaign trail moment. Among more juicy allegations in the book , which is filled with catty asides, including a description of Palin's skin as being darkened from trips to a tanning salon.
1) Todd and Sarah Palin Had Marital Problems, Neglected the Kids
Sarah Palin appeared to trust Bailey and confided in him on all topics, including family matters. In an email, Palin told him that Todd was working behind her back on the Troopergate affair , writing to Bailey: "We're not like normal couples, Frank. We don't talk."
Bailey writes that the Palins had marital problems and that Todd would even steal his wife's BlackBerry to gather hints about her emotional well-being. He would then relay that information in e mails to campaign staffers during the 2006 Alaska gubernatorial campaign to tell them what her mood was like. Bailey also alleges that Todd even accessed Palin's email without her knowledge, and if he saw something that worried him, he would call Bailey with his concerns.
Earlier during Palin's campaign to be the youngest and first female governor of Alaska, Bailey accused her of being harsh to daughter Bristol after Sarah told him in an email: "Bristol's mad at me. Says this isn't fun. Too bad."
Bailey also alleges that Palin's children's grades suffered and they were left alone for long periods of time.
While she was governor, a political enemy accused Palin of not securing infant Trig in a car seat, but Bailey writes that Palin was driving around with daughter Piper, then 5, not properly strapped in. He accuses his then-boss of driving with Piper lying in the back seat and that she at times would climb from the back to front seats while Todd drove.
2) Palin Sent Letters to the Editor Using Other Names, Praising Herself
Bailey writes that Palin drafted her own letters to the editor during her run for governor and sent them in under supporters' names. Palin relayed the first one in an email to Bailey:
It's been a pleasure watching our life-long Alaskan gal, Sarah Palin, campaign for governor these past six months. I am impressed with her leadership skills, experience, ethics, and energy. And I'm most impressed with how she communicates her message that is connecting with so many Alaskans. Sarah tells it like it is and is obviously not your typical politician. She doesn't just go with the flow or test the waters with political polls before taking action. It's clear Sarah is committed to just doing the right thing, even if her Republican Party bosses try to punish her for it," the letter reads in part.
Bailey alleges the letter was the first of many they wrote in supporters' names, to be sent to Alaska newspapers. Bailey writes that he didn’t see anything wrong with the faux letters, even though the campaign began churning them out on a regular basis.
And in one particularly un-self-aware moment, Palin begins an email string with Bailey saying, "I feel like we are the last of the innocents," before encouraging the fake editorial letters:
"Good idea about the letters to the editor. Guys—let's remember to tell people that when they offer to help but don't know what to do. They can loan us their names for a letter, and they have to be ready to confirm that they authored the letter when all those various newspapers call them for confirmation."
3) Palin Calls Her Political Career a ‘Divine Calling'
Bailey writes Palin often compared herself to the biblical heroine Queen Esther and that she believed her campaign and life in politics was a calling from God. In June 2006, Palin wrote an email to Bailey describing the calling, and in the exchange she used a line close to her 2008 campaign mantra, "I know what I know what I know."
"i was at Wasilla Bible Church…and the service was awesome b.c. he talked about just knowing that you know that you know…you know when you're called for something…there's no guarantee of the outcome but you just know, with a confidence that can only comes (sic) from God, that you're doing what you're supposed to be doing, even though there's no crystal ball to tell you how it will all end. Our pastor…talked about Solomon having to build the temple when he was young & inexperienced & there were political tensions and struggles all over the place…my mom looked at me and said: do you think he's talking to you?!"
Bailey writes that Palin reached out to her "prayer warriors" to pray for everything from victory to an end to the "unfair treatment" from her campaign rivals. This is something she would return to in the 2008 presidential campaign.
4) Todd Palin Laughed at a Doctored Nude Photo of His Wife
Bailey writes about a doctored pornographic photograph being emailed to Palin's gubernatorial campaign account, with the candidate's head atop a nude body. Bailey quickly called the governor’s husband to relay his concern and writes that Todd's response was "Is it real?"
Bailey writes that Todd laughed quietly and told him that his wife walks around their home with her robe open, despite the house having many windows.
5) Palin Couldn't Remember Her Public Stance on Abstinence
Although Bailey acknowledges helping encourage the Palin veepstakes chatter by emailing with the Draft Palin bloggers, he was surprised when his boss is tapped to be John McCain's No. 2. He writes that very little to no vetting of Palin was conducted before she was chosen.
Bailey alleges that in the early days of the campaign, the Alaska governor was anxious because she didn't remember what her public stance on sex education was. Palin told him to examine the Alaska Family Council campaign survey from 2006 to find out whether she was in favor of abstinence-only education, he writes. His research showed that Palin supported abstinence until marriage education while “explicit sex-ed programs” were not supported by Palin. When they realized daughter Bristol’s pregnancy might make Palin’s stance uncomfortable they focused on the word “explicit” to try and deemphasize Palin’s previous position.
6) Bailey: Palin Blamed Me for Troopergate
The unpublished manuscript chronicles how Bailey transformed from adoring aide to vengeful score-settler, and it's clear he feels that he was blamed unfairly for the Troopergate affair, although he remained in the administration until she resigned as governor in July 2009. He accuses Palin of telling him not to come to a press conference at which he was blamed for trying to pressure the state troopers to investigate and dismiss Palin's former brother-in-law, Mike Wooten—at the Palins' request. But then Palin told the press she had no idea where Bailey was, he writes, making it appear as if he was hiding from wrongdoing.
He reveals it is at this moment he realizes who the true Sarah Palin is: someone who holds herself and her image above the truth. Bailey does continue to stand by Palin despite this blistering judgment.
Shushannah Walshe covers politics for The Daily Beast. She is the co-author of Sarah From Alaska: The Sudden Rise and Brutal Education of a New Conservative Superstar . She was a reporter and producer at the Fox News Channel from August 2001 until the end of the 2008 presidential campaign.

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It’s an unfortunate aspect of modern life that just about any woman who enters the public sphere at a national level is presumed to have posed for risqué photographs (anything from cheesecake shots to nude pictures) at some point in her past, and that (whether she has or not) examples of such photos will inevitably be fabricated and put on public display.

[Collected via e-mail, September 2008]
Photo is attached. It shows Vice Presidential candidate Sara Palin holding a rifle. She is wearing a stars and stripes bikini. Behind her a male is holding a can, possibly beer, and in the other hand a cigarette. There is a third person behind the beer/cig guy holding another rifle.
If it’s real it’s dynamite! She’s a Life Member of the NRA yet is at a pool where guns and alcohol are mixed. American Legion/VFW frown on garments made from US flag.
Alaska governor Sarah Palin quickly became the object of such attention when Senator John McCain selected her as his running mate for the 2008 presidential election. The image displayed above, of a bikini-wearing, rifle-toting Sarah Palin, began circulating on the Internet within days of the announcement that she had been tapped for the vice-presidential spot on the 2008 Republican ticket. It’s purely a digital manipulation, however, created by pasting an image of her head onto this original photo (of a bikini-clad woman holding a BB gun, not a rifle):
Another widely circulated photograph was this putative pose of Sarah Palin in a short skirt and high heels (which was also fashioned as a Playboy magazine cover):
It, too, was a fake, one similarly created by clipping the head of Sarah Palin from the photograph below and pasting it onto someone else’s body shot:
Likewise, much attention was paid to a supposed nude shot of a much younger Sarah Palin, seen at the bottom center of this Chinese newspaper article:
This picture was a double fake. It’s not a photograph of Sarah Palin; it’s an image that has long been circulated as a picture of Seinfeld actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus . Even that attribution is wrong, however, as the picture was fabricated by pasting the actress’ face onto someone else’s body.
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