If her bid for vice president fails, Gov. Sarah Palin could almost surely use her sudden fame to obtain a lucrative book deal or high fees on the lecture circuit, or even get her own TV talk show. But Alaska law might not allow it.

A provision of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act restricts outside employment. It says: "The head of a principal executive department of the state may not accept employment for compensation outside the agency that the executive head serves."

Senior Assistant Attorney General David Jones said the section likely applies to the governor but it's not clear what constitutes "employment."









Sarah Palin might not be permitted to cash in on fame -- South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com

Oh dear, all of this for "naught"

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Nah. She'll get around it. Worst case scenario for her is that she has to resign her short-lived Governor position to collect the big speaking fees.

She's golden.