Deep-fried butter wasn’t the only treat on display over the weekend at the Iowa State Fair. Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was also on hand to increase her stores of other people’s thunder, but not everyone was enthralled with the GOP superstar. One fairgoer confronted Todd Palin over his wife’s decision to quit the Alaska governorship, resulting in a viral video exchange that was captured by the San Francisco Chronicle‘s Dollar Store Microphone Department. The paper also caught the extended remix of Jake Tapper‘s heifer-delayed Q&A with Palin.

The new Sarah Palin (R-Fox) documentary The Undefeated has been the subject of copious mockery by the media, and while the negative reviews and observations about its counter-intuitive title may be deserved, attempts to cast the film as a box office crater aren’t exactly fair. While the film’s reported $75,000 take doesn’t sound like much, its $7500 per-screen average was enough to place it second only to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Ectoplasmic Boogaloo?) by that metric.

Call it a case of bad timing.

Sarah Palin‘s new documentary feature The Undefeated was released in select cities today, but its release has been completely overshadowed by the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II, the final installment in the popular film series.

Get ready for another cycle of Sarah Palin news (just in time for the late July news doldrums!) The trailer for The Undefeated, the documentary featuring the political career and biographical story of Ms. Palin, has just been released and its certain to please pretty much everyone who watches it, regardless of one’s political persuasion.

At last night’s Iowa premiere of The Undefeated, the documentary on Sarah Palin, her so-called “man in Iowa,” lawyer Peter Singleton, told a reporter for UK’s The Telegraph that it would be “unthinkable” to suggest Palin wouldn’t run for president in 2012.

Palin’s visit to Iowa has prompted a new wave of questions about her presidential aspirations, as some in the state have suggested she would be taking the opportunity to meet with certain caucus-goers.

Real Clear Politics reported yesterday that a documentary on the career of Sarah Palin was not only in the works, but was planning to be released in theaters this summer…in Iowa. What could that portend?!

In an exclusive last night, Sean Hannity aired a brief clip of the movie which ostensibly depicted Palin’s standing up to Exxon-Mobil executives over their delay in drilling in the oil rich fields of the Pt. Thompson unit of Alaska.