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Originally posted by: PJABBER
Sarah Palin's forthcoming book has just been announced to have a first run printing of 1.5 million copies.
While this first run is going to be snapped up by all of the people that came to the 9/12 March On Washington, there are apparently projections for a second run of over a million to satisfy the needs of Sarah Palin bashers that are planning a book burning.
I will try to grab a copy of the first run from my local library. How many here are planning to read the Palin book?
Palin mischievously embraced the phrase ?going rogue? at the end of her troubled campaign for vice president on the ticket headed by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Originally posted by: 0marTheZealot
Palin is the biggest cut and run politician in the world. Abandoning the governorship to write a book? Real smart political move there lady.
Originally posted by: JKing106
Originally posted by: 0marTheZealot
Palin is the biggest cut and run politician in the world. Abandoning the governorship to write a book? Real smart political move there lady.
At least she's honest for being in it just for the money. It's a refreshing from a member of a party rampant with hypocrisy.
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Watch it sell like 2500 copies...
Originally posted by: JKing106
Originally posted by: 0marTheZealot
Palin is the biggest cut and run politician in the world. Abandoning the governorship to write a book? Real smart political move there lady.
At least she's honest for being in it just for the money. It's a refreshing from a member of a party rampant with hypocrisy.
Originally posted by: brencat
As an economic conservative and social moderate, I will NOT be buying this book, as I do not believe in further encouraging absolutely the WRONG person to run for office in 2012 who will be destructive to the Repubs chances of taking back the White House is in my country's best interest.
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Watch it sell like 2500 copies...
Originally posted by: PJABBER
I am wondering if the book will wind up being a highly effective populist call to arms and will sway a great number of dissatisfied voters to reject incumbency no matter what the party affiliation.
Remember, Palin gained great credibility and popularity by removing corrupt Republicans before she took on the Democrats. She is really an independent reformer more than she is a Republican Party loyalist.
My thoughts, and the polls confirm this, are that the country is ready to chuck the whole gaggle of self serving politicians now in power out and start fresh. Obama, the Ineffective One, represents one direction and Palin represents the other. That is why Obama waged his campaign against Palin and not McCain.
Sorry, partisans, your flackery is not going to be worth beans if this underlying dissatisfaction finds a coherent voice. And Palin might just be that voice, if not the actual politician that rises to represent this broad dissatisfaction.
Books are still powerful. They are espousals of ideals and of intent. Some serve to confirm entrenched positions and others serve to break them down. My guess is that Palin's book will attempt the latter.
Originally posted by: PJABBER
I am wondering if the book will wind up being a highly effective populist call to arms and will sway a great number of dissatisfied voters to reject incumbency no matter what the party affiliation.
Remember, Palin gained great credibility and popularity by removing corrupt Republicans before she took on the Democrats. She is really an independent reformer more than she is a Republican Party loyalist.
My thoughts, and the polls confirm this, are that the country is ready to chuck the whole gaggle of self serving politicians now in power out and start fresh. Obama, the Ineffective One, represents one direction and Palin represents the other. That is why Obama waged his campaign against Palin and not McCain.
Sorry, partisans, your flackery is not going to be worth beans if this underlying dissatisfaction finds a coherent voice. And Palin might just be that voice, if not the actual politician that rises to represent this broad dissatisfaction.
Books are still powerful. They are espousals of ideals and of intent. Some serve to confirm entrenched positions and others serve to break them down. My guess is that Palin's book will attempt the latter.
Originally posted by: spidey07
This book coupled with "Liberty and Tyranny" staying on the NY Times Best Seller list for freaking ever show the country is ready to reject reps and senators doing harm to this nation.
It's going to sell millions, easily.