Sarah Palin

The U.S. Army said Friday it would open Sarah Palin's appearance on Fort Bragg to media, a reversal from earlier in the week when the military wanted the event closed out of fears it would prompt political grandstanding against President Barack Obama. The military then proposed limited media coverage, but lifted that plan Friday. "Given an outpouring over the past two days of media interest in covering the Nov. 23 book signing at Fort Bragg's North Post Exchange, Fort Bragg will assist interested ...

directed against the commander in chief.   -Tom McCollum

 

Dean Madere, a self-described "grassroots candidate" for the 4th Congressional seat held by Democrat U.S. Rep. Betsy Markey, contends that the Republican Party has lost its way. "We haven't been focusing on the right issues," declared the 40-year-old political newcomer, who believes he's got the right stuff to get the GOP back on track and win the Republican nomination to challenge Markey. "We have to push forward our constitutional values — and make it clear that this country is a republic — not a democracy," said Madere, who officially launched his campaign on Wednesday.

We have to push forward our constitutional values — and make it clear that this country is a republic — not a democracy   -Dean Madere

 

our website: http://www.fullmalls.com Reply to this comment by Justme8811 November 20, 2009 8:48 PM EST I won't ever watch SNL or Letterman again. Palin has been attacked by both way to often. Reply to this comment by rfague November 20, 2009 8:44 PM EST It's just so easy to lampoon Palin.

Because I wouldn't want to be the only one.   -Mark Twain

 

If you're playing a TV news drinking game wherein you and your dumb little buddies have to do a shot every time someone posts fake footage or film for a story , you might want to think about switching to Tang. Now MSNBC's Morning Meeting has been caught dipping their hand in the Photoshopping jar when they aired rather obvious fake photos of Sarah Palin while doing a diss-session on the former VP candidate and her never ending book tour. Seriously, why is there this much coverage over one book?  

The blogger-turned-bestselling-author who documented her secret life as a call girl revealed after five years of carefully maintained anonymity her true identity as scientist Dr Brooke Magnanti this week, apparently in a pre-emptive strike against an imminent Daily Mail exposé. For all those who had long held the dream that she would be prostitution 's Neo – The One who would prove that the true reality of the world's oldest profession was that women who go on the game are as willing as they are ...  

Under threat of a lawsuit by The Fayetteville Observer, The Associated Press, ABC and Capitol Broadcasting Co., Fort Bragg on Friday lifted restrictions on press coverage of an appearance by Sarah Palin. The former Alaska governor is scheduled to sign copies of her book "Going Rogue" on Monday at the North Post Exchange. The lawsuit, which was minutes away from being filed in federal court, asked for a temporary restraining order that would prohibit Fort Bragg from denying media less access to the event than that provided to the general public.  

This literate and absorbing book is, as the title baldly states, Agassi's confessional, a wrenching chronicle of his lifelong search for identity and serenity, on and off the court. Peter Mayle, best known for "A Year in Provence," begins in Malibu but swiftly heads back to France, in a wine-and-food fiction this time around. Reviewer Bernadette Murphy writes : "The Vintage Caper" is just that -- a caper -- a lighthearted romp through Bordeaux and Marseille, in which picking the right restaurant, ...  

As JWF explains, one of the women quoted (of course!) by AP seems to be an Obama fan. In the supposedly angry crowd, you hear only one woman droning on "Sign our books" with the exact cadence of "O-ba-ma," and one heckling male. Based on two likely lefty disruptors, the left wants to call everyone else in the crowd "angry."  

Nubian representatives say that the line compares black Egyptians to monkeys, and are suing the singer, her record label, and the songwriter. • The man charged with the kidnapping of Shaniya Davis has also been accused of raping and asphyxiating the 5-year-old South Carolina girl. Mario McNeill is being charged with first-degree murder and rape of a child. •  

Fox News Channel would probably be wise to sign up Sarah Palin . She has done great things for the ratings this week. Her appearance on " Hannity " on Wednesday night boosted that show to 4.2 million viewers.