Former Alaska Governor and Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin visited Indiana Thursday to promote her memoir, Going Rogue.Thousands of people waited for hours outside of a Hamilton County bookstore for the chance to meet her. She first stopped in Fort Wayne to sign her new autobiography before coming to Noblesville for another book signing.
It started in the early morning hours. Hoosiers in Fort Wayne lined up at Mejier to get the chance to meet Sarah Palin.
"I can't wait to read the book. I bought it this morning. I wanted to get her signature," said Christy Kroft.
"She speaks with charisma and stamina. How can you ignore her?" said Sarah Fahl.
"Any woman who go out and shoot moose and caribou has got my vote," said Chris Fahl.
The Going Rogue RV carrying the former Alaska governor arrived just minutes before the signing was scheduled to begin. Then the former Republican vice presidential candidate turned author began to engage her fans.
"I think she's more like grass roots, back to the way things used to be. I think we've gotten a little away from that," said Bob Price.
"I like Sarah Palin," said Mary Speckhard. "I would have voted for her. I hope she runs in 2012. She stands for everything I believe in. She's pro-life, conservative and she's not embarrassed about it. She's great."