Palin: 'It Would Be My Honor' to Help Obama

Sarah Palin said it would be her "honor" to help the Obama administration, though she's “still concerned” about his ties to “an unrepentant domestic terrorist,” CNN reports. Palin said that while it was fair to continue discussing William Ayers, it's “time to move on.” The Alaska governor—who hasn't ruled out either a run for the Senate or the White House—has been on a TV blitz to shore up her sinking popularity in polls.

"It would be my honor to assist and support our new president and the new administration," said Palin, perhaps on energy or services for kids with special needs. "I speak for other Republicans and Republican governors, also," she said. "They would be willing also to seize this opportunity that we have to progress this nation together, in a united front." (More Sarah Palin stories.)