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If you thought being governor of Alaska and a new grandmother would be enough to fill the cold, dark nights in the Arctic state, you underestimate Sarah Palin, the failed vice presidential candidate.

Palin has reportedly enlisted the services of Robert Barnett, the Washington lawyer who represented President Obama, would-be President Hillary Rodham Clinton and former President Bill Clinton in their multimillion-dollar book deals.

Barnett declined to comment. But a variety of published sources, including the Hollywood Reporter, said that Barnett was on board in helping to sell a Palin book. Presumably, the book would tell her side of the 2008 presidential election, when the GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, plucked Palin out of relative obscurity and offered her the vice presidential spot. Though she was a darling of conservatives and ignited the Republican base whenever she appeared in public, Palin has made it known that she had a difficult time with McCain’s strategists…

Sources close to Palin rejected reports of the $11-million figure and said the governor had not talked to any publisher or given any number…In any case, there is more than money at stake. Palin has been trying to stay in the spotlight, presumably with an eye on 2012, and a book could help her extend her reach beyond Alaska.

Do you think rank-and-file Republicans want her to stay in party leadership?

Thanks, Mr. Justin




  1. Mister Mustard says:

    #14 – Warden

    >>I am sure she will have a ghost writer help
    >>her like Obama did with having Bill Ayers
    >>write his books.

    Go back to jail. You’re making an ass of yourself here on the outside.

  2. Poppa Boner says:

    For that money hopefully she’ll appear nude in the book, holding a weapon, looking at Russia with RNC bought pasties on her nipples.

  3. Mister Mustard says:

    #17 – Jaime Colina

    >>The left’s masturbatory obsession over a
    >>powerful women who doesn’t align herself with
    >>the Democratic party is pretty damned funny.

    You consider Sarah Palin a “powerful woman”??

    Kee-rist. I figured you were pussywhipped, but I never thought you would characterize a ditz like Palin as “powerful”.

    Yowza!

  4. Mister Mustard says:

    #9 – Mr. Fusion

    >>Why are you hiding over here?

    That’s Paddy-RAMBO’s modus operandi.

    He make idiotic, unsupportable claims, then scampers to a different thread with his tail between his legs.

    2 weeks from now, just like James Hill, he will claim to have “owned” this thread, although he was treated like fecal matter in a sewage treatment plant.

    No worry for Paddy-RAMBO. When your life is like Walter Mitty’s, with delusions of grandeur, imaginary companies built and powerful opponents overcome, life is a bowl of cherries.

    And for the hard times, he’s always got the radio-controlled cars in the back room. That is, unless they lay him off at the ‘Shack, “in anticipation of Obama’s oppressive tax plan”.

    HAW!!

  5. GF says:

    She was never in a true leadership position, but she is definitely going to be around. My guess is that she’ll eventually try and get a Senate or House seat for Alaska and try another Contract with America like Gingrich. She’s as smart as Pelosi, maybe smarter. If the Republicans ever get a majority back in the House she too could be Madame Speaker of the House of Ill Repute.

  6. Mr. Fusion says:

    #19, Cow-Paddy,

    #18 Yes. Obama, long ago stated that was his goal in order to move the US closer to a communist like state.

    There you go again, tossing out shit. Care to back up your trolling with a citation?

    Hey, when are YOU going to answer where Congress can’t regulate wages and give some citation on when Pelosi said she wanted Guantanamo detainees settled in the US.

  7. Mister Mustard says:

    #26 – Fusion

    Instead of awarding himself points for imaginary victories, Bobbo should be keeping a tally of all the times Paddy-RAMBO and ‘tempt do one of their drive-by bullshit dumps.

    Roaring into a thread and making some imbecilic allegation about oppressive tax plan-induced layoffs, or Pelosi’s wishes that Gitmo guys come to the US, or overcounting of the votes in Minnesota, or Paddy-RAMBO the self-made millionaire hobnobbing with the Washington elite and barons of industry, then magically disappear whenever anyone calls them on their crocks of shit.

    I hope he’s got a calculator with scientific notation. He’ll need it to store numbers this high.

  8. MikeN says:

    #14, it’s just the one book, “Dreams of My Father”, that was ghostwritten by Ayers, and even not the entire book.

  9. MikeN says:

    #20, the evidence is by reading the book, and comparing it to Ayers’ “Fugitive Days”. The similarities of sentence structure, the same misspellings, the same anecdotes, etc.

  10. Paddy-O says:

    # 25 GF said, “She was never in a true leadership position,…”

    A governor isn’t a leadership position? Really?

  11. GF says:

    #30 Paddy-O – I meant a leadership position in the Republican Party not the government of Alaska. She didn’t think it wise to do the interview with Katie Couric and neither did I. Had she had any power in the party she would have been able to nix it. As it was McCain’s team committed suicide by NOT listening to her concerns.

  12. DEO says:

    Well, is Palin SHOPPING a deal or was she OFFERED 11 mil?
    Of course, Palin says it is not true, but anything that comes out of her yap is really pointless…IT´S ALL POINTLESS, SARAH…….

  13. DEO says:

    GF?
    Didn´t SARAH SAY that the biggest mistake McCain made, in all her wisdom, was NOT letting her talk to the press? Would she have talked to ALL OF EM, but just not the dastardly Katie Couric? BECAUSE COURIC is plain evil for asking her to name a supreme court decision or what papers do you read…
    Stop defending the plain indefensable.
    Politicians answer questions, CONVERSATION skills are required.
    Just keep looking into the corsage, GF.

  14. Mr Diesel says:

    More evidence on this blog of the newly discovered Palin Derangement Syndrome.

    Why worry about her getting or not getting $11mil for a book deal? Does it really mean that much to anyone other than her or her family? I doubt it.

    I like her but it has nothing to do with politics.

  15. Mr. Fusion says:

    #29, Lyin’ Mike,

    Could you enlighten us to the spelling errors and syntax comparisons? I mean, if you think they are so similar then it stands to reason you have read both books and compared them in detail.

    BTW, you do realize that both Obama and Ayers have denied writing the book together.

  16. #30 – Paddy-O,

    A governor isn’t a leadership position? Really?

    Considering that the state has less than half the population of Manhattan island, perhaps not. Do you think that Scott Stringer is in a position of power? If so, then perhaps you could argue that Sarah Palin is as well. I’m betting though that unless you live in NYC, you probably haven’t heard of Scott Stringer before.

    As I’ve stated before, the brain is the sexiest organ in the human body. Sarah doesn’t have one and is therefore not at all sexy to me. I wouldn’t screw her with your dick.

  17. GF says:

    #33 DEO
    Sarah Palin bothers you a lot. Why? She was part of the team that lost. I’m merely giving a conjecture on why. It’s called political maneuvering and McCain’s team didn’t know how to play their player. If you suck at the running game you switch to a passing game. The Obama team kept Biden as much out of the limelight as they could which was a winning strategy. Whether either of these players are intelligent is beside the point in the game of politics. They do what the team tells them to do. Look, Dan Quayle became Vice President because Bush knew how to play the game.

  18. Paddy-O says:

    # 31 GF said, “Paddy-O – I meant a leadership position in the Republican Party not the government of Alaska.”

    If that’s what you meant you haven’t been heard recent discussions in NRCC meetings.



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