Politics | Sarah Palin Palin Memoir: I Inspired Obama's 'Change' Palin suggests Dem's '08 adviser lifted Alaska strategy By Rob Quinn Posted Nov 18, 2009 5:30 AM CST Copied Sarah Palin, and her daughter Piper, 5, waive campaign signs in Anchorage, Alaska during her 2006 campaign for governor. (AP Photo/Al Grillo, File) Sarah Palin believes she might deserve some of the credit for President Obama's victory but not in the way some people in the McCain camp would have it. In Going Rogue, Palin points to her campaign for Alaska governor as having used the "Change" theme and suggests she may have inspired the Obama campaign, the Telegraph reports. "Every part of our campaign shouted 'Change!'" Palin writes, noting she relied heavily on small, first-time donors, much like the Obama campaign. We "were amused a couple of years later when Barack Obama—one of whose senior advisers (come to think of it) had roots in Alaska—adopted the same theme," Palin writes. "Kris and I joked about it: 'Hey! We were change when change wasn't cool!' " Read These Next Salesforce CEO's ICE joke leaves employees fuming. Elon Musk responds to the mass exodus at xAI. He evaded arrest for 16 years, but his luck ran out at the Olympics. She lost to her victim in court, then beat her on the Olympic slopes. Report an error