On November 17, 2009, the nation will be treated with the insightful memoir penned in 4 quick months by Sarah Palin. Yessireee Bob. An all ready dumbed down base of her supporters will be able to shell out 25 bucks of their hard earned money to support this mumbo jumbo, you betcha, wink, wink, wink superstar doll baby of the Republican right wing fringe. Oh, and just to let you know, this is the definition of rogue:
1 : vagrant, tramp
2 : a dishonest or worthless person : scoundrel
3 : a mischievous person : scamp
4 : a horse inclined to shirk or misbehave
5 : an individual exhibiting a chance and usually inferior biological variation
You can help her in buying her book to take care of the number one definition, and possibly the number four as well. She's on her own with the rest. I think they should have vetted this title, because there's going to be a fun filled next few months of "Going Rogue." Oh yeah, and I honor her with this tune:
http://www.ronnierayjenkins.com/topics/education/The_Ballad_of_Caribou_Barbie/
and if you get bored, here's some writings that took longer than four months to produce. See, there is typing, and there is writing.
A free site, where not a single penny is earned for the work.
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Comments: 15
Well done. You haven't read a single word (nor has anyone as it's not done yet) and still you mindlessly berate. As usual it's attack the personality and never NEVER address the principle. As you wait to get your copy of Palin's book (as I know you'll do as a fair reviewer who has already stated an opinion and must therefore read her work or be seen as simply an airbag), why don't you read Liberty and Tyranny by Mark Levin? That is another conservative you'll likely attack but you'll stay miles away from from what he actually says.
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I'll bet that poor person stuck pencils in both ears after cashing the check.
A bit "wordy". I know this may sound sexist. I don't mean it to. But I can tell it was written by a Woman. The first chapter has more details then I care to know. I had to skim over much of the first chapter and almost stopped reading it all together. But when I got to the second chapter I couldn't put the book down. From here on out it was more direct and to the point. It was interesting to learn more about Palin's time in office as Mayor and Govonor. And get her side of the story about the Presidential election and why she decided to step down as Govonor.
I would recomend this book especially to anyone who is in or considering a public service job.