by Mark Silva
Sarah Palin is a celebrity.
And people are standing in lines to sign her book.
Only dead fish go with the flow, the Alaskan has said, explaining her surprise resignation as governor -- and some Trump perfume can go a long way in masking the odor.
You want proof? Here it is. Organizing For America (OFA) is Barack Obama's perpetual propaganda mechanism, and they sent out hundreds of thousands of the email announcement reproduced in the image here (click to enlarge).
"I've never done this before". Sun Hee. Video in Roanoke.by Mark Silva
Sarah Palin was box office on FOX News this week - handing Sean Hannity one of his highest-rated shows.
Someone else drew a crowd at FOX this week, too: President Barack Obama.
While Hannity's audience of more than 4 million viewers with the author of Going Rogue aboard at [...]
by Mark Silva
President Barack Obama says he "probably won't'' be reading Sarah Palin's Going Rogue, so radio's Mark Levin asked Palin: Has she considered sending him the TelePrompTer edition?
"You know what,'' Palin replied, laughing, "when I heard that, though, I thought, good, at a moment like this in'" [...]
by Mark Silva and updated with FOX apology
FOX has done it again, and this time, once again, FOX says its misplay of the wrong crowd video was another regrettable mistake.
Today, FOX News host Gregg Jarrett was talking about Republican Sarah Palin's book tour and the crowd she is drawing' [...]
Is the current Newsweek cover shot of Sarah Palin sexist? Maybe. Trivializing, for sure. Had they asked me I'd have advised against using it if only for the reason that it doesn't really illustrate the story/series of essays in the magazine or capture this particular [...]
by Mark Silva
Sarah Palin, author of Going Rogue, says the Army psychiatrist, a Muslim, accused of killing 13 and wounding 29 at Fort Hood, Texas, should have been "profiled'' before the shootings.
" I certainly do,'' Palin says in an interview that will air on FOX News' Hannity this evening,' [...]
by Mark Silva
As people line up around the block in Grand Rapids for the debut of Sarah Palin's national book tour, the popular author will probably have to count one reader out:
President Barack Obama.
"Obviously, Sarah Palin has attracted a lot of attention,'' Obama said of the" [...]
by Mark Silva
Sarah Palin, embarking on a natonal book tour with her Going Rogue memoirs, has one word for the way that President Barack Obama is handling the economy:
"Backassward.''
That's how the former governor of Alaska and 2008 Republican vice" [...]
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by Mark Silva and updated
"Our life has become kind of a reality show,'' says Sarah Palin, author of Going Rogue, who suggests that in the last couple of months she has fielded all sorts of offers "coming our way, some bizarre things.''
In the context of a moose-eating family from [...]
To read Sarah Palin’s shockingly shallow Going Rogue, one is immediately struck by how nasty and vindictive Palin is, and that her book is little more than a veiled mechanism for settling scores with old foes who have triumphed over her throughout Palin’s lifetime.
Is Palin [...]
by Mark Silva
Sarah Palin has a book, Going Rogue.
Hillary Clinton has a book, It Takes a Village.
But on the eve of the release of Palin's memoirs, a day in which Palin is appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show and Clinton is traveling through China [...]
by Mark Silva and updated
In the new debut of Sarah Palin, whose first round of national media interviews didn't turn out so well, the Republican from Alaska readily acknowledges how far things went South in her talks with CBS News' Katie Couric.
Palin appears on The Oprah Winfrey Show [...]
by Mark Silva
One of the nastiest stories that the media kept "making up'' about Sarah Palin was the unfounded suggestion that the former governor of Alaska and permanent "first dude'' were breaking up.
The Republican confronted rumors about an alleged [...]
by Mark Silva and updated
It is billed by early readers as a blend of redemption and revenge, with a certain measure of pay-back for those campaign strategists who insisted that Sarah Palin stick with the script in John McCain's campaign for president, accusing her, with a complaint that' [...]
If Sarah Palin is the 2012 GOP nominee for President, the Republican party platform will be the longest suicide note ever written.
Enjoy your Saturday.
[...]by Mark Silva
If one chapter has ended in Sarah Palin's life, it probably has run about 80 pages.
That's part of the intel from early reads of Palin's memoir, Going Rogue, ready for bookstores next week, with a kickoff on The Oprah Winfrey Show and book-tour starting in [...]
by Mark Silva
The "Going Rogue'' book tour starts in Grand Rapids.
The day after Sarah Palin's memoirs are published, which is the day after Palin appears on The Oprah Winfrey Show to promote the book.
Which means Monday on Oprah, Tuesday on bookshelves, Wednesday in Grand Rapids.
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