Palin book tour to avoid 'Democratic' cities

Palin book tour to avoid 'Democratic' cities

TOME TOUR: Schedule includes an interview with Barbara Walters.

By HILLEL ITALIE
The Associated Press

Published: November 4th, 2009 05:34 PM
Last Modified: November 5th, 2009 12:10 PM

NEW YORK -- Sarah Palin's book tour is a gift for her base.

No stops are planned in Seattle, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los Angeles
and other major cities and book-buying communities that are standard for
authors on the road, but where the voters tend to be Democrats.

Beyond a Nov. 16 television interview with Oprah Winfrey, nothing is
scheduled for Chicago. New York will feature media appearances only.
Instead, the itinerary for Palin, whose "Going Rogue" comes out Nov. 17,
includes Noblesville, Ind.; Washington, Pa.; and Rochester, N.Y.

"She wants to be unconventional. She is unconventional," HarperCollins
spokeswoman Tina Andreadis said Wednesday. "She feels like this is where her
fans are, and Harper feels this is where she'll sell the most books."

"Going Rogue" has an announced first printing of 1.5 million copies and has
been at or near the top of Amazon.com's best-seller list for weeks.

On Wednesday ABC News announced that Barbara Walters would interview Palin,
to air in five parts over three ABC News broadcasts - "Good Morning
America," "Nightline" and "20/20" - starting the morning of publication day.

On her Facebook site, Palin says she's hoping to schedule interviews with
others, including Rush Limbaugh and four Fox News Channel personalities:
Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and Greta Van Susteren. All but Van
Susteren also have their own radio programs.

The tour starts Nov. 18 at a Barnes & Noble in Grand Rapids, Mich., where
Palin, the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate, and running mate
Sen. John McCain made a campaign appearance last fall.

Choosing Michigan as the first state fits the book's title, which refers to
reports from last year that the then-Alaska governor was defying McCain's
staff and instead had gone "rogue." Palin openly expressed her unhappiness
with the campaign's decision to pull out of Michigan and effectively concede
the state to Democrat Barack Obama.

"It was a mutual decision between Harper and Palin," Andreadis said of
choosing Grand Rapids. "And Barnes & Noble has a great store there."

Other parts of the tour will mirror the 2008 race. On Dec. 7 Palin is booked
for the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., not far from the site of last
year's Republican National Convention, where Palin's speech -- in which she
likened herself to a pit bull -- made her a national sensation.

The tour will last about three weeks, with a break for Thanksgiving, and
will end around Dec. 10, after which the increase in holiday shoppers makes
it difficult for stores to hold events, Andreadis said. Palin will travel by
bus for much of the time, likely accompanied by family and aide Meg
Stapleton.

The full schedule has not been completed, but confirmed locations - many of
which Palin campaigned at last year - include Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio;
Roanoke, Va.; the Army post in Fort Bragg, N.C.; Orlando, Fla.; and
Albuquerque, N.M.

Why should she waist time on simple-minded dummycrat cities, no one
there can read anyway.

On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 17:13:43 -0500, "CB"
CB at (no spam) PrayForMe.com> wrote:


Palin book tour to avoid 'Democratic' cities


BWHAHAHAHAHA

That ought to tell you something

SNICKER


why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people

CB wrote:
Palin book tour to avoid 'Democratic' cities

TOME TOUR: Schedule includes an interview with Barbara Walters.

By HILLEL ITALIE
The Associated Press

Published: November 4th, 2009 05:34 PM
Last Modified: November 5th, 2009 12:10 PM

NEW YORK -- Sarah Palin's book tour is a gift for her base.

No stops are planned in Seattle, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los
Angeles and other major cities and book-buying communities that are
standard for authors on the road, but where the voters tend to be
Democrats.

Beyond a Nov. 16 television interview with Oprah Winfrey, nothing is
scheduled for Chicago. New York will feature media appearances only.
Instead, the itinerary for Palin, whose "Going Rogue" comes out Nov.
17, includes Noblesville, Ind.; Washington, Pa.; and Rochester, N.Y.

"She wants to be unconventional. She is unconventional,"
HarperCollins spokeswoman Tina Andreadis said Wednesday. "She feels
like this is where her fans are, and Harper feels this is where
she'll sell the most books."

"Going Rogue" has an announced first printing of 1.5 million copies
and has been at or near the top of Amazon.com's best-seller list for
weeks.

On Wednesday ABC News announced that Barbara Walters would interview
Palin, to air in five parts over three ABC News broadcasts - "Good
Morning America," "Nightline" and "20/20" - starting the morning of
publication day.

On her Facebook site, Palin says she's hoping to schedule interviews
with others, including Rush Limbaugh and four Fox News Channel
personalities: Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and Greta Van
Susteren. All but Van Susteren also have their own radio programs.

The tour starts Nov. 18 at a Barnes & Noble in Grand Rapids, Mich.,
where Palin, the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate, and
running mate Sen. John McCain made a campaign appearance last fall.

Choosing Michigan as the first state fits the book's title, which
refers to reports from last year that the then-Alaska governor was
defying McCain's staff and instead had gone "rogue." Palin openly
expressed her unhappiness with the campaign's decision to pull out of
Michigan and effectively concede the state to Democrat Barack Obama.

"It was a mutual decision between Harper and Palin," Andreadis said
of choosing Grand Rapids. "And Barnes & Noble has a great store there."

Other parts of the tour will mirror the 2008 race. On Dec. 7 Palin is
booked for the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., not far from
the site of last year's Republican National Convention, where Palin's
speech -- in which she likened herself to a pit bull -- made her a
national sensation.

The tour will last about three weeks, with a break for Thanksgiving,
and will end around Dec. 10, after which the increase in holiday
shoppers makes it difficult for stores to hold events, Andreadis
said. Palin will travel by bus for much of the time, likely
accompanied by family and aide Meg Stapleton.

The full schedule has not been completed, but confirmed locations -
many of which Palin campaigned at last year - include Cincinnati and
Columbus, Ohio; Roanoke, Va.; the Army post in Fort Bragg, N.C.;
Orlando, Fla.; and Albuquerque, N.M.

Why should she waist time on simple-minded dummycrat cities, no one
there can read anyway.

Barack Hussein Obama...MMM MMM MMM
Send HIM to Afghanistan to fight Osama...MMM MMM MMM

Simple-minded dummycrats (the party that birthed the KKK) and
liberals...morons electing morons.
but he has little kids singing the praise Obama song. Doesn't that count

On Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:58:09 -0700, buzz
buzz at (no spam) nowhere.com> wrote:


Why should she waist time on simple-minded dummycrat cities, no one
there can read anyway.


Especially those of us who do not require being spoon
fed mush like you dolts.

all you need is fresh Obamanation grass land and a funnel for the

On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not

nohecan... at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:
why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it

She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents

why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it

On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not
nohecannot at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:


why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it


She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents


that would be almost all of the responsible working class people in

smorgas at (no spam) board.com wrote:
On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not
nohecannot at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:

why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it


She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents


that would be almost all of the responsible working class people in
America.

No_He_Can_Not wrote:
smorgas at (no spam) board.com wrote:
On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not
nohecannot at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:

why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it


She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents


that would be almost all of the responsible working class people in
America.

You mean the ones like in Alaska who get big federal checks?

HAHAHAHAHA

smorgas at (no spam) board.com wrote:
On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not
nohecannot at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:


why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it


She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents


that would be almost all of the responsible working class people in
America.

"RichTravsky" <traRvEsky at (no spam) hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
No_He_Can_Not wrote:
smorgas at (no spam) board.com wrote:
On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not
nohecannot at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:

why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it


She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents


that would be almost all of the responsible working class people in
America.

You mean the ones like in Alaska who get big federal checks?

HAHAHAHAHA

They don't get "federal" checks, you dumb liberal cocksucker.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

Peter Peckerhead wrote:

"RichTravsky" <traRvEsky at (no spam) hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message

No_He_Can_Not wrote:

smorgas at (no spam) board.com wrote:

On Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:14:03 -0600, No_He_Can_Not
nohecannot at (no spam) mail.com> wrote:


why would she want to waste time and cash promoting a book to people
that ar eless likely to buy it


She wouldn't

That's because she has NO appeal outside the
mushbrained dolts she represents



that would be almost all of the responsible working class people in
America.

You mean the ones like in Alaska who get big federal checks?

HAHAHAHAHA

They don't get "federal" checks, you dumb liberal cocksucker.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!


http://www.economist.com/world/unitedstates/displaystory.cfm?story_id=7830279
...
Federal spending supports a third of all Alaskan jobs, according to the Institute
for Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska in Anchorage.
Alaska's representatives in Washington, DC have a hard-earned reputation for piping
federal dollars back home. A proposed $229m “Bridge to Nowhere”, connecting the
town of Ketchikan to an airport on an island with a population of 50, is the most
notorious boondoggle. But the state is paved with pork—from its half-empty
high-speed ferries to the $500,000 that the federally-funded Alaska Fisheries
Marketing Board gave to Alaska Airlines to paint a giant king salmon on one of its
aeroplanes. Citizens Against Government Waste, a watchdog, calculates that Alaska
guzzles more pork per head than any other state.
...

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2005/0507.wallace-wells1.html
Alaska, GOP Welfare State
...

ka ching

and this spending is different from the pork in all other states and