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Unlike Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, who came out recently for John McCain, Gov. Sarah Palin won’t be endorsing anyone in time for Alaska’s vote today.

The governor had a news conference this afternoon to talk about some completely non-election related things, and when someone asked her about her Super Tuesday plans, she said she was still making up her mind.

“We’ve just been so dog-gone busy here,” she said.

Palin said she’s talked with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, and said they’re both saying the right things about Alaska issues -- resource development, gun rights, etc.

She didn’t really answer when asked if she’d ruled out John McCain, but said she “[took] issue with his issues” and wanted to hear him explain his position on developing resources in Alaska. Last week she said she’d narrowed it down to McCain and Huckabee.