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Yesterday, CoverAwards shared with you exclusively OK! Magazine’s double cover featuring Sarah Palin and Barack Obama.

Today we see yet another celebrity weekly covering the biggest story of the week - Sarah Palins and her world of drama.

Unlike OK! Magazine, Us Weekly pulls NO punches.

She gets the full celebrity weekly carwash.

In fact - it’s one of those expensive car washes - like the deluxe?!?   Look at the main line.

Babies, Lies and Scandal.   That pretty much sums it up.

Plus - Us does a good job in highlighting the major points of interest in the upper right dek, e.g. daughter’s pregnancy, controversy over firing her sister’s ex-husband, and the mag even promises more surprises!

Do you think Sarah’s starting to rethink this whole VP thing?

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The John McCain camp has disputed claims that VP hopeful Sarah Palin at one time belonged to the Alaska Independent Party. The Republican camp also accused the Democrats of spreading misinformation.

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In an interview with the Washington Post, political strategist Karl Rove stated that the selection of Republican vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin was “not a governing decision but a campaign decision.”

Rove went on to say that the same case could be made of Joe Biden as well.

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This mess is only going to get MUCH worse for Sarah Palin and the McCain campaign.

The same team that broke the John Edwards story for the National Enquirer is all over the Sarah Palin’s story.

Yes, we have the “Edwards” team in Alaska (or most of the team, anyway), David Perel, Editor in Chief, National Enquirer, tells CoverAwards.

“While checking the rumor that Bristol had given birth to Sarah’s most recent child we found that wasn’t true but discovered Bristol was pregnant. We then began peppering Levi Johnston, his relatives, and the Palin camp with calls for comments and became aware that Levi’s people told Palin we were on to the story and were going to break it. So they then announced it right under us.

What can you look forward to seeing in tomorrow’s National Enquirer?

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That’s right.

CoverAwards can exclusively share with you that tomorrow when you pick up the new issue of OK! Magazine it will have a front and back cover.

And, this cover appeals to both sides of the fence - Democrat or Republican.

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