Jay Leno going rogue with The Ex Governor?

Kevin Fobbs, founder and president of a policy organization called National Urban Policy Action Council, writes:

Sarah Palin will not only help to re-launch Jay Leno's second stint as The Tonight Show host but will serve as an example for other conservatives and those leaders in the Tea Party Patriot movement that late night can be a welcome home for its supporters and viewers.

There are of course the naysayers on the left coast who believe that Jay Leno's booking of Sarah Palin on The Tonight Show in such a high visibility slot only gives credence and support for a possible positioning of a run for the presidency in 2012 as well as a confirmation, of sorts, of the array of traditional values that she and conservatives hold dear.

Yet what is startling for some is the possibility that again, Sarah Palin is showing that it is the quality of her character and the widespread appeal she has to Americans that confuses her detractors. She appeals to those who live not just in the middle of the country, which has been traditionally considered the heartland, but also reaches into the neighborhoods and homes of residents on both coasts.

Stay tuned!

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Going Rogue is now platinum, and sales are holding steady

Sarah at the most recent book signing...

Going Rogue has gone "platinum." The book sold more than a million copies far faster than either Barack Obama, Hillary, or Bill Clinton's autobiographies. There are 2.5 million copies in print now. Have you bought yours yet??

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Video at a book signing -- Andrea tries to meet Sarah

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Going Rogue, not Going Rouge!!!

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Going Rouge is a shamelessly slanted liberal assemblage of half-baked essays and thinly veiled, libelous attacks on that great American, Sarah Palin. It is laughably described in the Huffington Post as "An alternative, liberal judgment of Sarah Palin's legacy."

"Going Rouge: An American Nightmare" was conceived by Richard Kim and Betsy Reed, liberal editors at the progressive (!!) magazine The Nation. The books have nearly similar titles, and similar covers, both showing the Ex-Governor smiling into the distance.

"The cover is a parody of hers and it certainly takes some shots and mocks Sarah Palin, but it is a very serious book and the book itself is not a parody," Kim told POLITICO.



I agree with them on that point. This is not a parody at all, but a book of cheap shots, personal attacks, and hysterical caterwauling by the high-strung liberal press. As Going Rogue surfs along the best-seller lists, Going Rouge is, of course, languishing in well-deserved obscurity.

In a better world, the authors would be jailed, and just maybe sent to Guantanamo.
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President Obama is inspired by, and borrows from, Sarah Palin's book "Going Rogue" in his Nobel Speech!

President Obama's Nobel speech is further evidence of the wisdom and vision of Sarah Palin. Contrary to what the liberal hand-wringers and armchair pundits tell you, Sarah Palin is at the core of the real change that is about to sweep across this great land. Speaking about The President's Nobel Prize speech, Sarah Palin said “I liked what he said." Ex-Governor Palin told USA Today "Of course, war is the last thing I believe any American wants to engage in, but it's necessary. We have to stop these terrorists."

In the USA Today interview, our hero said that Mr. Obama's speech echoed the thoughts she penned in her memoir, "Going Rogue." "I liked what he said. In fact, I thumbed through my book quickly this morning, saying, 'Wow, that really sounded familiar,'" Palin said. "I talked in my book, too, about the fallen nature of man and why war is necessary at times, and history's lessons when it comes to knowing when it is when we engage in warfare." She added, "A lot of Americans right now are getting to read my take on when war is necessary."

The former Alaska governor has tapped into a motherlode of conservative anger that continues to be a problem for the current members of Congress, both Democrat and Republican. Palin told USA Today that her political action committee SarahPAC will help candidates in next year's midterm elections who share "economically conservative principles" and her "commitment to win the war against terrorists" and who put ideology above party loyalty.