SHE'S WHATS NEEDED FOR THE COUNTRY'S GOOD

[Ron Moore]

GO SARAH PALIN, GO! She's one of us and she scares the hell out of the DemocRATS. If she didn't they would just ignore her, but, they can't because they are afraid of her. SARAH PALIN 2012!

[Ron Moore]

Your right McSlug, I forgot, what was it? Dreams of my Papa and Audacity of Bull crap, both written by Domestic Terrorist Billy Ayers while Gumby smoked pot and What was it he said:"Did a little Blow"! Then there was the tome by Pearbutt Clinton.I was mainly responding to Twitty's crack about it being on WalMarts clearance rack. I saw both Audacity AND Dreams at the book stop clearance with $.25 cents in magic marker. I guess they aren't impressed with Gumby the Magic Negro.

[Whitro McSwill]

Book sales as credence? Seriously? Fiction sells, Ron. You should know that...

[Ron Moore]

Wow, Her book has sold 700,000 in 8 days, could it be that McSlut and his pal twinky may be wrong? I think so. By the way I have my copy and my 11 year old granddaughter is reading hers. Suck that you liberal sluts.

[Wayne Twayne]

She's a quitter and is finished with governing at any level. Based on the quote, Whitro, she seems to be bucking for an audition on a day time soap. I can see that. She'll need to do something because this book will be on the Walmart clearance rack before Christmas.

[Whitro McSwill]

It's really a moot point. Her disapproval ratings are way to high to win a primary. I'll leave you with my favorite excerpt from "Going Rogue."

“That day in sunny Texas when the divorce rumors were rampant in the tabloids, I watched Todd, tanned and shirtless, take the baby from my arms and walk him back to the ranch house so Trig could nap while I made calls,”

"Seeing Todd’s blue eyes smiling, I chuckled. ‘Dang,’ I thought. ‘Divorce Todd? Have you seen Todd?’”

I really wish she would run. You can't buy entertainment like this...

[Ron Moore]

AWH, come on Julie, even a liberal woman should stop repeating things said by dirty ol' men like McSlime and Twitty and give Sarah a chance. Look at the mess "PLUGS" Biden is making. He can't even keep his lies straight. Sarah is a Private Citizen now, yet the slimy left keep attacking her, and why shouldn't she run, hell Gumby the Magic Negro is still campaigning, which he might as well as he hasn't done anything but visit other countries and burn Jet fuel by the pound.

[Julie]

Someone please SLAM the door on Palin — Palin for president???

Sarah Palin coy about 2012 run, but door is open
DAVID BAUDER,AP Television Writer


NEW YORK (AP) — Sarah Palin said in an interview broadcast Tuesday that a 2012 presidential bid is "not on my radar," but wouldn't rule out playing some role in the next presidential election.

"My ambition, if you will, my desire is to help our country in whatever role that may be, and I cannot predict what that will be, what doors will be open in the year 2012," she told Barbara Walters.

When asked whether she'd play a major role, the former Republican vice presidential candidate replied that "if people will have me, I will."

Palin is making the rounds to promote her new book, "Going Rogue," which came out Tuesday. On Monday, she appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show."

Palin said she's gotten plenty of offers during the past few months, including to open up her family for a reality show, that she has rejected. She also said she wasn't sure whether a talk show would be best for her family.

"I'd probably rather write than talk," she told Walters.

The former Alaska governor said she'd rate President Barack Obama's performance a 4 out of 10. She criticized the president for his handling of the economy and for "dithering" on national security questions.

"There are a lot of decisions being made that I — and probably the majority of Americans — are not impressed with right now," she said on ABC. She said Obama's Nobel Peace Prize was "premature."

Palin also discussed David Letterman, whom she criticized for a sexually suggestive jokes made at the expense of her teenage daughter in June. Letterman eventually apologized to Palin.

Palin told Walter she has ruled out an appearance on Letterman's late night TV show. "I don't think that I'd want to boost his ratings," she said. "I do want him to sell my book, though I hope he keeps it up."

The title of Palin's book refers to a phrase John McCain's campaign used to describe his vice presidential running mate going off message. In the book, she criticizes the people who ran McCain's campaign and says she wished she had been allowed to speak more freely. But she told Walters the outcome probably would not have been different if she had.

"The economy tanked," she said. "(The) electorate was ready, sincerely, for change."

On the controversy about the $150,000 spent on her wardrobe by the campaign, Palin said there was a double standard: No one ever questions male candidates where their shoes or suits came from, she said. In the end, she added: "The clothes all went back. They were never my clothes."

Despite the internal squabbling and ultimate loss, Palin said she would go through the experience again. "(I) would do it again in a heartbeat," she told Walters.

And though she backed the first federal bailout, Palin says she would not support a second. "That did not put our economy back on the right track. So we learn from our mistakes."

During her interview with Winfrey, which was taped last week, Palin said that it's heartbreaking to see the road that Levi Johnston, the father of her grandson, has taken and that the soon-to-be Playgirl model hasn't seen his baby in a while.

The new memoir doesn't mention Johnston, who has sparred repeatedly with his former mother-in-law-to-be. When Winfrey asked about Johnston, Palin said she didn't think "a national television show is the place to discuss some of the things he's doing and saying."

But Palin went on to say she finds it "a bit heartbreaking to see the road that he is on right now" and that "it's not a healthy place to be."

Palin also said Johnston remains a member of the family and that they can work out any troubles. She said she prays for him and that he has an "open invitation" to Thanksgiving dinner.

Winfrey began the interview by asking Palin if she felt snubbed at not getting an invitation to "The Oprah Winfrey Show" last year. Winfrey said she didn't have any candidates on her Chicago-based show during the campaign because of her support for President Barack Obama.

Palin said she didn't feel snubbed and told Winfrey, "No offense to you, but it wasn't the center of my universe."

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AP Writer Caryn Rousseau in Chicago contributed to this report.

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[Ron Moore]

Damn McTwayne Clone, y'all keeping me busy. I've got nothing to do today. I've been waiting on a call from Gumby as our Tribal Chairman went to see Gumby with his hat in his hand asking for handouts and Gumby's going to give us all a house, forty Acres, and a pick-up.

[Ron Moore]

GEEEEEE, he called me More Ron...I haven't heard that one before. The rest is absolutely true, so thanks, Gumby's BOY Hank the McSwill Clone.

[Wayne Twayne]

Yes, More Ron, you are a hero. Humble, noble and brave, fair, yet strong. A patriot. A gleaming model citizen. You've "earned" your entitlements and we will happily support them. You know, they just don't make em like you anymore. You are so special. A man's man. Oh stop me, I'm gushing.