Sarah Palin’s PAC is a scam.

I know, unbelievable, right?

For the two-year 2014 cycle, the former Alaska governor’s PAC, a vehicle that helps her stay in the game amid talk that she may run in the 2016 presidential contest, has raised $2.5 million on top of more than $1.1 million that was in the bank at the start of the cycle. It has spent $2.7 million, with about $150,000 — or 5.5 percent — going to candidates.

That’s legal but it ain’t right.

What does her money go for? Mostly consultants who do research and write speeches, and in my opinion they should be charged with theft.

She also uses it for travel.

A lump sum of $13,000 was listed as being spent for “lodging, SUV rental, books for donors.”

And stuff.

And the PAC sent $10,885 to HarperCollins — publisher of all three of Palin’s books — for “books for donor fulfillment.”

Who would have ever suspected that Sarah was using something for herself instead of helping others?

Thanks to Brian for the heads up.