VOICED: Republicans divided over Palin's presidential prospects

Sarah Palin's memoir, 'Going Rogue', has reignited interest in her political future. The book, which draws parallels between Palin and Ronald Reagan, has become a bestseller even before its official release. While she enjoys significant support from groups like Team Sarah, Palin faces criticism for her conservative views and off-the-cuff speaking style. Her book reveals internal tensions within the Republican camp during the 2008 election. Despite its commercial success, it remains uncertain if the memoir will catalyze Palin's political comeback.

How does the author compare Sarah Palin to Ronald Reagan?

What are some of the criticisms faced by Sarah Palin within her own party?

What are the views of young Republicans regarding Sarah Palin's conservative values?

What strategies does Sarah Palin employ to overcome media challenges as mentioned in her memoir?

What is the significance of the book 'Going Rogue' in relation to Sarah Palin's political career?