@article{325559,
      recid = {325559},
      author = {Johnson-Sullivan, Kaylene,},
      title = {Sarah : how a hockey mom turned the political  establishment upside down /},
      publisher = {Epicenter Press ;},
      address = {[Kenmore, WA] :},
      pages = {159 p. :},
      year = {2008},
      abstract = {Sarah Palin, then 39, a hockey mom and former mayor of  Wasilla, thought her dream of making a difference in the  male-dominated realm of Alaska politics was over in 2004  when she clashed with the state chairman of her Republican  party and fell out of favor with Gov. Frank Murkowski over  issues related to ethics and openness in government. Yet,  the former high school basketball star and one-time TV  journalist could not shake the feeling that she was  destined for something bigger. Two years later, she became  a long-shot candidate for governor, promising openness and  a higher ethical standard. Then, fate intervened. Her  populist reform message suddenly became front-page news  when a major political scandal rocked Alaska politics.  Alaskans began listening to her. And they liked what they  heard.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/325559},
}