Sarah Palin became well-known as John McCain’s running mate in the 2008 presidential election. Since then, she has seen big changes in her personal and political life.
Palin started her political career in Alaska, where she was the state’s first female governor in 2006. She married Todd Palin in 1988, and they had five children together. After 30 years of marriage, they divorced in 2020, which Palin said was “emotionally devastating.”
In 2022, Palin tried to make a political comeback by running for Alaska’s US House seat but lost to Democrat Mary Peltola. She has hinted at a possible run for vice president with Donald Trump in 2024, saying Trump needs a running mate who, like him, has “nothing to lose.”
Sarah Palin is still a notable figure, dealing with personal and political challenges and looking at new opportunities on the national stage.
