TimeTraveler on May 13, 2009 at 3:28 AM

A way of saying “Bring it on Romneyites. Hit me with your best shot. Then I’ll drop Mittens with a wink and get to the real fight.”

I’m afraid beating Romney is not exactly gonna make Sarah that much stronger. But beat him she will if she runs in 2012.

It could be a children’s book Barbie Does DC”

hanzblinx on May 13, 2009 at 10:39 AM

Oh, a kid’s book named after a famous porno. That’s classy of you.

How much did Ayers get for writting Obama’s books?

davo on May 13, 2009 at 4:02 AM

Undisclosed, but would anyone be surprised if the last part of it were a pardon for him and Bernadette on 20 Jan 2013?

Google it Asociated!

I agree. AP hasn’t a clue at the depth of Lewis’ logic and reason.

They just look pathetic.

Don’t go overboard now. He’s pretty fixated on his Blackberry. He can at least read texting shorthand!

/sarc

After I read my copy, I think I’ll place it in the breakroom at the office so others can enjoy !!

The movie about his life starring Anthony Hopekins, “SHADOWLANDS”,, is hands-down, the best love story ever told in a movie. It’s been “haunting” (guiding) me for years.

Guess she wasn’t such a “dumb hillbilly” after all.

Remember, she who laughs last, laughs best (all the way to the bank Sarah!)! ;D

The only question is how many days before the book is released will Palinites begin lining up outside Barnes & Noble.

I’ll pre-order on Amazon.

BTW

Whatever they’re paying her ghostwriter, it’s not enough.

benny shakar on May 13, 2009 at 2:04 AM

How much did Ayers get for writting Obama’s books?

J.E. Dyer on May 12, 2009 at 9:58 PM

Awl Riagt! Stop shewin’ off yer book-larnin’!

benny shakar on May 13, 2009 at 2:04 AM

I would milk the bastards for 10 million bucks upfront.

We know that it’s more than 2 million dollars.

My conservative guess would be 6 million dollars.

Palin should include a couple of sport’s analogies and metaphors in the book.

Contest in primary is nothing to fear
By SARAH PALIN
Republicans are known for preaching the benefits of all kinds of competition, including in the business world, for education choices, product pricing and job opportunities in free markets, and even as the principle behind coaches choosing starting lineups. Why, then, deprecate competition when selecting political leaders?
Despite “politico experts” who claim otherwise, it’s nonsensical to believe Republicans would shoot themselves in the foot by allowing primary competition. Remember, the dynamics of the new closed primaries don’t let “spoilers” advance from party primaries into the general election. Wayward ammunition causes damage when politicians run negative campaigns aimed toward opponents’ feet instead of shooting straight with voters. Republican primaries send victorious candidates forward via majority mandate. Pretty simple. Pretty American.
State government spends $1.3 million on primaries so partisans can select candidates. Surely, multiple choices on the ballot help justify this expenditure. Otherwise, what’s the sense in tax-funded primaries instead of automatic byes doled out through party conventions?
Competition drives you further than you can push yourself on your own. That’s good! Opponents make athletes run faster, work harder, produce more; these are attributes Alaskans want in leaders. Encouraging competition is on par with coaches and teammates believing you can improve, so they advocate competition not to tear you down, but to build the best team possible.
Competitive races allow development of resourcefulness, perseverance, sportsmanship, a larger circle of acquaintances and better responsiveness to issues — all things needed in elected officials.

After the way she’s been treated, could anyone blame her if she did?

Hog Wild on May 12, 2009 at 9:33 PM

I wouldn’t, but I would still be disappointed. She needs to save her ammo for the enemy, not the weaklings.

Whatever they’re paying her ghostwriter, it’s not enough.

benny shakar on May 13, 2009 at 2:04 AM

Whatever you’re paying your ghost-thinker, it’s not enough.

Whatever they’re paying her ghostwriter, it’s not enough.

Her moral decision upsets their “feel good” applecart, to be sure.

hillbillyjim on May 12, 2009 at 11:51 PM

Totally accurate.

That book tour will be fun to watch, the lines around the block at every signing, and who is annoyed by the success this will be.

Let’s get it on!

I’m gettin a distributor license and fill up a pickup truck and toss them on the front porches of all my favorite libtards,…like

Peggy Noonan
Kathleen Parker
Maureen O’Dowd (plus batteries for unowut)
David Frum and Brooks
Molitsas (I’d corner him somewhere or give a copy to his kids)
The ladies on the View (I make sure Joy’s went right through the window,oops)
Oprah
etc.

Next Spring is gonna be oh so fun.

I’m loving all this C.S. Lewis love being shown here tonight.

In my own humble opinion, I think he is a vastly under-rated and under-appreciated author and theologian.

Seminaries have you study Barth and Moltmann, but they would be better served studying Lewis.

I found more profound truths in The Screwtape Letters then in most of the Moltmann I read.

And don’t even get me started on Mere Christianity which is so well and densely written that I can’t read but a couple of pages at a time before I have to pause to let it sink in.

Thus, if Gov. Palin is reading Lewis, that indicates not only an incredible intellect, but a ravenous hunger for knowledge.

Religious_Zealot on May 12, 2009 at 11:23 PM

Yep. I started reading “The Screwtape Letters”. He had me pegged so bad and other interruptions led to putting the book down. I need to restart it now to keep up with the Cuda: Wife, mother, mayor, huntress, governor, thinker, philosopher, ambassador of common sense.

My God, the Left will be back in therapy in notime. Psychiatrists in places like NYC are salivating already.