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Vice President Joe Biden had his “oops” moment Wednesday speaking in a 49er-crazed SF when he told a crowd at a city political fundraiser that “the Giants are on their way to the Super Bowl.” - SF Chronicle, 1-18-12
“Going Rogue” – on sale Nov. 17
And who would that title fit more than Sarah Palin? 
NEW YORK — Sarah Palin has finished her memoir just four months after the book deal was announced. Her publisher says the release date has been moved up from the spring to Nov. 17.
Harper publisher Jonathan Burnham says the former Alaska governor invested herself deeply and passionately in the project. He says the book contains fascinating detail.
The 400-page book is the first for Palin, who has been an object of fascination since Republican Sen. John McCain chose her as his running mate during his 2008 presidential bid. The book will be called “Going Rogue: An American Life.”
Can’t wait!
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The title shows her sense of humor, too, since that’s what the backstabbers in the McCain campaign accused her of, and it plays on her “taking on her own party” image in Alaska.
As soon as Amazon lists it, I’m pre-ordering.
Perhaps I’ll add it to my reading queue, when the time comes…
Alaska was a pretty corrupt system until Palin stepped in. Her reforms took on entrenched politicians (inc. Republicans), a mafioso-style union boss, and Big Oil.
Wouldn’t it have been nice if Obama had been principled and brave enough to confront the corrupt Chicago Democratic Machine? Or shady political operators like Tony Rezko? Racist preachers? Instead of doing business with every last one of them?
IMO people could end up voting for the Gipper-in-Heels in droves- they’ll surely being looking for some such antidote to the Bolshevik con-artist who’s taking a wrecking-ball to this society now.
Small wonder then that the far-left moonbats -along with Team Obama’s David Plouffe’s internet squad- are out to destroy her.
Go get em ‘Cuda- you’re one tough lady… and there’s a lot of us behind you.
All the talk of Palin in 2012 is nice, but it won’t matter one whit if she doesn’t have at least one house of Congress. I’m a little afraid of what will happen if both houses go Republican, mostly because those greedy schemers screwed it up so badly last time they had the chance, but I’m not afraid of Palin herself.
But what happens if they do control both houses and the presidency for 8 years, then the party bosses stick us with another RINO thieving liar like they have the last several elections? What then? Will she be able to place enough honest conservatives in power positions in the party to overcome the “good ol’ boys”?
Palin’s out of her element trying to play ball in Washington. I really don’t understand her supporters.
Let her get her feet wet in Congress before she goes for the gold.
…awaiting the usual slings and arrows from the leftist media when Sarah’s book hits the shelves. They’re terrified of her, and the proof is the unrelenting cheap shots on both she and her family.
Sarah, smile…….
Miriam, Look back & see how many past presidents served as governors rather than congressmen. Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bush…etc. Governors bring executive experience to the table. Congressmen know how to work (-choke-) the system in DC. Palin has what it takes – like guts.