First, I got this book from the library. She is not a fan of "Obamacare" and her interpretation of federal babysitting in a welfare state. As the Governor of Alaska, she does have a different perspective as a Mama Grizzly looking down on the Lower 48. As Ms Palin successfully continues to churn out her books and not letting the facts get in her way, she successfully convinces Americans that she is one of the great thinkers of our times; I would not be surprised if someday I will have to refer to Ms Palin as Madam President. Each book that Ms Palin and her kind sell to the public, enriches their personal wealth but bankrupts Americans to be free thinkers; soon Americans who don't fall in line to the extremist philosophies of Palin, Limbaugh, Beck and the rest of their kind, will be too intimidated and scared to think outside the box.
Boy oh boy do I regret that decision. She rambles on and on about nothing it seems.
You'll notice there's very little comment on the actual content and mostly ad hominem nonsense. Intellectually sad, and is another example of why political power is quickly being lost on the left.
In truth, "prejudice" is an ugly word and it amply describes the liberal mindset in this country. Sarah Palin sounds like Ronald Reagan. Her enthusiasm for this great country is contagious, her love for life so tangible, that you can't help feeling uplifted and proud to be an American. She quotes and reflects on speeches and writings of other great Americans who have inspired her and touched her life. America will be the winner if she does so! Bought it for my 11-year old daughter and she is really enjoying the book, but then again, she loves Sarah Palin.
It gives very good insight into Palin's political thinking, which the Obama people obviously won't like since he'll be seeing her a lot in 2012. Read Palin's comments on Twitter and Facebook.
It is too bad that some people don't bother to at least consider some of these ideas. They are, as I said, not new. She had her own fame and affection and rewards as she participated in making our country what she and her husband wanted it to be. And I'll wager never once attacked by a soul even half as ugly as the myriad of souls who can't seem to exercise any self-control whatsoever in the arena of good manners toward Governor Palin.
Palin labels herself a "Commonsense Constitutional Conservative." I can't think of a more admirable title for any American entering public service.
Notice that the negative reviews avoid substance almost entirely. I would wager that the vast majority of Americans regardless of political belief will find much that they agree with here. More than seventy years later, we still watch it and judge Washington against it, because it is happily, unabashedly pro-American--not pro-government, certainly, but definitely pro-American.". Are we dividing movies now into pro-American and anti-American?
Boy oh boy do I regret that decision. She rambles on and on about nothing it seems.
You'll notice there's very little comment on the actual content and mostly ad hominem nonsense. Intellectually sad, and is another example of why political power is quickly being lost on the left.
In truth, "prejudice" is an ugly word and it amply describes the liberal mindset in this country. Sarah Palin sounds like Ronald Reagan. Her enthusiasm for this great country is contagious, her love for life so tangible, that you can't help feeling uplifted and proud to be an American. She quotes and reflects on speeches and writings of other great Americans who have inspired her and touched her life. America will be the winner if she does so! Bought it for my 11-year old daughter and she is really enjoying the book, but then again, she loves Sarah Palin.
It gives very good insight into Palin's political thinking, which the Obama people obviously won't like since he'll be seeing her a lot in 2012. Read Palin's comments on Twitter and Facebook.
It is too bad that some people don't bother to at least consider some of these ideas. They are, as I said, not new. She had her own fame and affection and rewards as she participated in making our country what she and her husband wanted it to be. And I'll wager never once attacked by a soul even half as ugly as the myriad of souls who can't seem to exercise any self-control whatsoever in the arena of good manners toward Governor Palin.
Palin labels herself a "Commonsense Constitutional Conservative." I can't think of a more admirable title for any American entering public service.
Notice that the negative reviews avoid substance almost entirely. I would wager that the vast majority of Americans regardless of political belief will find much that they agree with here. More than seventy years later, we still watch it and judge Washington against it, because it is happily, unabashedly pro-American--not pro-government, certainly, but definitely pro-American.". Are we dividing movies now into pro-American and anti-American?
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