TBG had a homosexual affair with the mailman on Mr. Rodgers and use to shoot heroin into his eyeballs while he and King Friday electrocuted puppies (claims new book I just made up in my head)

and please stop sending me messages... i have no desire to meet you in the bathrooms at mcfarland... i'm not ***... you can't "turn me ***" no matter how hard you try!

Yeah...Uh...Huh...

From the New York Times...

Although most of “The Rogue” is dated, petty and easily available to anyone with Internet access, Mr. McGinniss used his time in Alaska to chase caustic, unsubstantiated gossip about the Palins, often from unnamed sources like “one resident” and “a friend.”

And these stories need not be consistent. “The Rogue” suggests that Todd Palin and the young Sarah Heath took drugs. It also says that she lacked boyfriends and was a racist. And it includes this: “A friend says, ‘Sarah and her sisters had a fetish for black guys for a while.’  ” Mr. McGinniss did in 2011 make a phone call to the former N.B.A. basketball player Glen Rice, who is black, and prompted him to acknowledge having fond memories of Sarah Heath. While Mr. Rice avoids specifics and uses the words “respectful” and “a sweetheart,” Mr. McGinniss eggs him on with the kind of flagrantly leading question he seems to have habitually asked. In Mr. Rice’s case: “So you never had the feeling she felt bad about having sex with a black guy?”

So much for the soft sell. Soon Mr. McGinniss is settling in to enjoy the fuss his mere presence has created. “Normally, for a news story to continue beyond the first 24-hour news cycle, something newsworthy must occur,” he writes loftily, but “The Rogue” is filled with proof to the contrary. What was his hate mail like? He quotes it. What did Glenn Beck call him? That’s here too. Who took umbrage at this venom and chose to help him? One man offered him a hideout, despite Mr. McGinniss’s slight skepticism about his motives. “But you don’t know me,” Mr. McGinnis protested.

Is it any wonder that such shenanigans found their way to “Doonesbury”? The “Rogue”-related controversy has escalated this week with the news that some newspapers have declined to run installments of the comic strip that incorporate excerpts from the book. But what exactly is stopping them? Is it the book’s intrepid reporting, or its questionable tone? Mr. McGinniss’s most quotable, inflammatory lines call Ms. Palin a clown, a nitwit, a rabid wolf and a lap dancer — and those aren’t the parts that assail her as a wife and parent.

He even finds a species of Alaska yenta willing to remark on the condition of the Palins’ toilet, and he too (many of these gossips are men) has a place in “The Rogue.” A journalist as seasoned as Mr. McGinniss surely knows what these details will do to his credibility regarding the book’s more serious claims.

“The Rogue” reopens many knotty arguments about Ms. Palin’s public record, mostly the same ones that were hashed over when she became part of the 2008 presidential campaign. It cites the investigation that became known as Troopergate, the questions about her involvement with the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act (Mr. McGinniss covered this in a 2009 Portfolio article) and her possible commitment to such extreme theological ideas as dominionism, although here too “The Rogue” is too busy being nasty to be lucid. Mr. McGinniss suggests both that Ms. Palin is committed to stealth religious control of government, and that she is not sufficiently devout.

Mr. McGinniss knows how publicity works. He appreciates, not to say emulates, the way members of the Palin family cash in on celebrity and contradict themselves without penalty. He also denounces the press’s willingness to let this happen. How was it possible, he asks, for Ms. Palin’s daughter Bristol to assail Levi Johnston, the father of her son, as being “obsessed with the limelight,” then turn up herself on “Dancing With the Stars”?

Speaking of Mr. Johnston, Mr. McGinniss interviews his resentful mother, who was under house arrest on a drug charge at the time. He leaves her house “wanting to find Levi and give him a good hard shake and tell him to forget his sputtering career for half a second and go home, because his mother needs him.” Since absolutely nobody connected with “The Rogue” seems to lack ulterior motives, there is one here as well. Mr. Johnston’s sputtering career has produced a memoir, “Deer in the Headlights.” Next week it will compete for attention with “The Rogue,” when both are officially published on the same day.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/15/books/joe-mcginnisss-the-rogue-on-sarah-palin-review.html?_r=1&ref=arts

This should not have been released until it was too late for her to refute it, just like the Republicans do this kind of trash talk.

You shoulda went with THIS version. It's more "entertaining"...

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/...-palin-201109154310/

Another political career dashed by the truth. 

Oh, the humanity. 

At least she and Rush will have some common experiences to talk about. 

Suggestion:  Wear a hat when you go out in the Sun...

Oops!  Too late! 

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I didn't know Ronnie batted for my team.

I pre-ordered my copy from Amazon along with the Noam Chomsky Reader. Can't wait for them to arrive.

Thereby illustrating my point that anybody can say anything about a person and it doesn't make it true.

You didnt deny it, thereby using the classic technique of obfuscation. 

How wide is your stance?

 You can call me *** all you want.  It doesn't make it true and if I was *** I'd still be one quarter as Ghay as any given Obamatard.

Did any of you bother to actually go to the link and explore the site?

This is a SATIRICAL site and although I wouldn't be surprised at anything that came out about the "tundra trailer trash from Wisilly" Palin clan (once again being SATIRICAL) this is funny but should be taken as what it is:  SATIRE!

Welcome to the 21st century, where g a y is used as an insult only by those with embarrassingly small IQs.

The book is so bad even the NY Times disposed of it as worthy of the trash bin.  The author is the same creep who stalked Palin. Lot of undocumented sources, but no substantiated proof. Consider trying to cut lines of coke on a curved rusty surface in muskeg country.  Rather like the documents on Bush written on a computer then sent back in time to the 1960s. 

All books, gossip, rumors, and innuendos are pure garbage, unless they are about a politician or political party you despise and then there has to be some truth to it. People believe what they want to believe.

Just had to look at this LeftWing panic once more...