So, will Sarah 'the mavericky girl' Palin demand Stevens resign?

[cynatnite]

She fights corruption and all that...or so she says.

[polichick]

1. Well, there's that little matter of her abuse of power...

...she probably won't risk it.

[blue sky at night]

2. She only sees corruption when looking to the LEFT...

but oh......no, no, no.....when she looks to the RIEGHT, they are just so full of sweetness and light...never a corrupt soul in sight.

[spindrifter]

3. She potentially has too much to gain from that self-serving

demand.

[TahitiNut]

4. "I'm glad Senator Stevens was found innocent of taking bribes and cleared of wrong-doing!"

Why not? She's a gifted liar who can actually say it with a straight face -- or at least a face that's as crooked as when she spews every other falsehood.

[KamaAina]

5. You mean Sarah "I was for Stevens before I was against him" Palin?

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/09/01/palin_was_a_director_of_embatt.html

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin began building clout in her state's political circles in part by serving as a director of an independent political group organized by the now embattled Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.

Palin's name is listed on 2003 incorporation papers of the "Ted Stevens Excellence in Public Service, Inc.," a 527 group that could raise unlimited funds from corporate donors. The group was designed to serve as a political boot camp for Republican women in the state. She served as one of three directors until June 2005, when her name was replaced on state filings....

Stevens had been helpful to Palin during her run for governor, swooping in with a last moment endorsement. And the two filmed a campaign commercial together to highlight Stevens's endorsement of Palin during the 2006 race.

Shortly after Palin was announced as McCain's vice presidential pick, the ad was removed from her gubernatorial campaign web site. It remains available on YouTube.

I think that means the answer to your original question is No.