[ConservativeMan55]

bttt

[Cicero]

Bailey is an admittedly disgruntled ex-aide

[BallandPowder]

Powder..patch..ball FIRE!

Crybaby

[Qbert]

Yawn.

[AnyStreetFL]

So if he thinks so lowly of Sarah Palin, why didn’t he resigned out of principles? Sleaze balls like this guy never do that, they stay until they get fired and then they pretend to be victims.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

"Bailey paints a highly unflattering portrait of Palin in the book, quoting at length from emails from the former Alaska governor showing her intense focus on how the press covered her."

While I love Sarah Palin and her message, I think this is one fault that she has. She has been too focused on answering every critic she has. It has made her appear small at times. She has to rise above her critics. She has not been able to do that yet.

[Paperdoll]

Oh brother!

[tsowellfan]

Karl Rove can’t wait. He wants his party back

[DoughtyOne]

Palin? No thanks. Tell-all books trashing Palin by an “insider”, spare me.

If you take a position of trust with a person to work for them, that trust doesn’t end the day the payroll checks stop.

If it’s a matter of law and you are required to answer truthfully, then of course do so. If you’re just trying to cash in by trashing someone who once trusted you, then I’m just not interested.

These books tell me more about the character of the person who wrote them than they do about the person they’re focused on, and that’s never good.

[Seruzawa]

Er, we would be surprised that she has feet of clay like the rest of us? Even if most of it is true I still wouldn’t care.

[onyx]

Peeper spy Joe McGuiness is very distraught that this one beats his to the shelves.

Smear merchants have nothing but lies to report, knowing she won't sue them,
but I sure wish she would.

[laweeks]

Ya’ mean they couldn’t keep this idiot under wraps to save it for an “October Surprise”?

[Michael Barnes]

I think these "tell alls" are nothing more than political tools. Get any "dirt" you want out in the public domain "early"...scoff later if it is brought back up..

/just me?

[Jo Nuvark]

[... Bailey had struggled to get the book printed ...]

What the writer meant to say is they are waiting
for Palin to get the nomination, so they can
release the book the weekend before elections.

This way, no one will be able to refute the lies
until the election dust has settled.

I FOLLOW PALIN!

SHE’S THE ONLY ONE LEADING!

[LibLieSlayer]

He worked for mccain and he is paid today by mitt romney. **ck them all.

LLS

[definitelynotaliberal]

For the Palin supporters, maybe the week of May 24 would be a good time to buy her 2nd book. I’ve read Going Rogue but haven’t yet got around to America by Heart. I’m thinking I’ll have to get that one.

[FrankR]

"...the former Alaska governor showing her intense focus on how the press covered her. "

Even if that is true - which I doubt - with the routing the MSM has given Sarah and her family, who wouldn't have an intense focus on what they say.

From Letterman insulting her and her daughter to stalkers threatening to rape her daughter, what Mom in the whole wide world - except maybe a democrat one - wouldn't be concerned about what is being written.

I think this book is little more than a compilation of negative newspaper and network hits from the left.

Hell, obama is so incensed on what people are saying about him, he wants to assign national internet ID's so he can track us and have his distractors arrested, or at least, audited.

[Texas Eagle]

Bailey is an admittedly disgruntled ex-aide who feels as though he was unjustly sidelined as part of Palin’s operation.

Awwwww....did the mean ol' Gubberner huwt the widdle baby's feewings?

[Republic of Texas]

I think Republicans should have an intense focus on how the media covers them. I think they should fight back using every available means instead of cowering in the corner. I think they should expose media hypocrisy at every turn and embarrass the media whenever possible.