In 2008, Sarah Palin was a little known governor of a small state.  Now, she’s a towering figure on the national political scene, but not in the way many would have expected.

At this stage of the game, Sarah Palin is an enigma wrapped in a mystery when it comes to her political ambitions.  She has written a book and signed on to do a television show, but will she change her mind as the next Presidental election moves closer in time?

Sarah has signed on to work for Fox news and she’s been on a book tour for her new book, but that hasn’t stopped Sarah from attempting to distinguish her from the rest of the mainstream media.  In fact, she told Glenn Beck that she would “be perfectly happy to go back to Wasilla, Alaska, with my five children and grandson and raise a happy, healthy family and love the great outdoors and do the things we do in Alaska.”

Whether that happens remains to be seen.  According to Sarah, she just wants to serve the nation regardless of whether it makes her feel important or not.

“I’m going to be willing to sacrifice and change some things and my lifestyle in order to serve,” she said. “It doesn’t have to mean, though, top dog. That doesn’t have to entail having any kind of title.”