VIDEO: Sarah Palin Bails on Book Signing
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Videos, Paparazzi Videos, Rumors, Where Are They Now?,
Sarah Palin’s bus rolled into Noblesville, Indiana earlier this week…and left hundreds of disappointed fans in its wake. The former governor of Alaska was supposed to sign one thousand books for eager readers brandishing copies of her Going Rogue, but bailed on the event early.
Around three hundred fans were left with their books still unsigned, though they’d been given wristbands to guarantee a signature on their freshly-purchased Palin tomes. Listen to them roar in the video above.
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Will John McCain Go Rogue to Combat Sarah Palin?
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Rivalries, Rumors, Where Are They Now?,
Sarah Palin has gone on record while promoting her new tell-all (Going Rogue) to speak out against the McCain camp…but her former running mate could soon answer with a few stories of his own.
Rumor has it that no less than thee different book agents and/or publishers have approached John McCain, offering many millions to get him to share his side of the story. One unnamed publisher is quoted as saying that such a tome “would be the hottest book of the year. Even bigger than Sarah’s book.”
But will McCain actually do it? Only time - and press releases - will tell.
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Sarah Palin Goes on Tour
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Rumors, Where Are They Now?,
She’s not campaigning - or is she? Sarah Palin, former governor of Alaska and very nearly the Vice President of the United States, will launch her book tour in a matter of days.
There are no stops planned for Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia or any other major city where most authors tour for book promotions. Instead, Palin is headed toward Washington, Pennsylvania, Noblesville, Indiana and Rochester, New York.
“She wants to be unconventional. She is unconventional,” explained Tina Andreadis, a spokesperson for HarperCollins. The first printing of Palin’s book, Going Rogue, offers 1.5 million copies to eager readers.
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