Sarah Palin Leaves with Washington Bus Tour

WASHINGTON - United States for Sarah Palin News. Sarah Palin said Monday she was "still a bit of looking at" a campaign, how she and her family from the capital of the country on a bus tour of historic sites, meaning the left observers confused about what a former governor of Alaska following planned - for both their plans and their careers.

Palin and her staff refused to basic information about the "One Nation" tour of Washington meeting scheduled to be delivered to New England in the days to share. The East Coast Swing questions about Palin's next steps, including whether the still-forming for the Republican presidential field to enter renew.

"We're still a way of looking at that," she said in brief comments to reporters on her tumbled on Monday at the National Archives.

Palin's tour began on Sunday with the 2008 vice presidential candidate and her family riding a motorcycle from the Pentagon, the National Mall with thousands of others. According to their website, they spent Memorial Day holiday on Monday looking at the creation of the nation documents in the archives, the establishment of Fort Mead in Baltimore and George Washington's Home in Mount Vernon, Virginia.

"I said that George Washington is my favorite founding father, for he was reluctant to serve, and yet he stood on the great challenges for him," Palin said on the website of its political committee. "I can certainly understand why he was afraid of leaving his home on the Potomac. His servant heart is an inspiration to us all."

Palin remains a major question mark for the Republicans, who have not established on a front-runner Barack Obama for President bid for re-election challenge. While many competitors have probably worked Palin to campaign organizations to build in the beginning of the appointment of states like Iowa and New Hampshire, Palin has not yet taken any concrete steps to launch a presidential campaign.

Since Palin's star power, they can wait longer than others. But the clock is ticking, the facility is not satisfied with his options and one of the earliest tests of the campaign infrastructure, the straw poll in Ames, Iowa, is scheduled for August. A debate in New Hampshire, is another early state nominating them scheduled in two weeks.

Reporter who find them at some stations do not clarify the next steps for Palin and whether their bus tour was a preview of the presidential campaign.

"I think the Americans are ready for real change," she said at the National Archives.

immediately or they were asked, she told reporters who found her in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. "I do not know, I really do not know"

"It's a matter of weighing the area," she told reporters she would be the deployment of the Civil War to visit on Tuesday. She added: "The field is not fixed yet - not by a longshot."

In an interview with their employer, Fox News Channel, Palin tweet reporters scoured the East Coast in search of her, trying to understand their political strategy or even the simplest route.

"I want to have to have it, a little work to do a tour like this. It would not necessarily say where it will be for each one, you know?"

In excerpts from the interview Fox News criticized the former TV journalist, what it calls the "mainstream media."

"They kind of traditional notion of" We want a timetable, we have to watch we need you, want to take with us, "said Palin.

"I do not think I owe every effort to mainstream media. I think it would be a mistake for me a kind of conventional politicians and doing things as it was always done with the media regarding the relationships for them. "

Instead, Palin said, will have their own coverage. "I will write about at the end of the day"