The Alaska governor and former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her family participated in a parade during Auburn, NY’s inaugural Founders Day.
Gov. Palin was presented a print of a famous painting depicting the purchase of the Alaskan territories, which she used for an opportunity to poke fun at herself.
In the painting, Russian and American dignitaries - including William H. Seward - are signing a treaty and pointing to Alaska on a globe.
“I'll betcha anything, what Seward was pointing out is, 'Lookie there. You can see Russia from here,'” Palin said, mocking a similar reference she made that generated ridicule during the presidential campaign last year.
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