And for that reason alone, the Palin clan should recruit an army of attorneys and sue the total assets off this slime-ball.

As for the author, judging from the fact he includes a map to Palin’s home and I seem to recall him referring to Tea Partiers as Nazis my bet is that he won’t be happy till Palin and her family are brutally murdered and their bodies desecrated, for starts. Since haters desperately need objects to hate, his book appears to be a symptom of a sick, angry mind, probably bitter about a his dearth of talent, certainly jealous of his hate object’s success. The book condemns its author.

Sarah Palin is not old news, and Sarah hatred has not gone away, but this style of “Get Palin” is obsolete. It’s not 2008 any more. If he’d had this book ready during the election, or perhaps a few months after the election maybe he’d have something, but there’s been too much water under the bridge since then and things have moved on. Sarah Palin has proved her staying power and a tawdry little book like this isn’t going to do her in now. Perhaps the turning point was the Great Email Scandal that turned out to be entirely anticlimactic. Or perhaps it’s the fact that she’s demonstrated her ability to hold her own against Obama and the deluge that’s rained down on her. But in any event, cheesy little books like this that still think it’s 2008 are just pathetic. Joe McGinniss looks like a very small, clueless man right now.

I had to laugh when I heard about McGinniss’ “allegations”, though. Doing drugs and sleeping with hunky black dudes? Aren’t those left-wing badges of honor?

They are people who irrationally attempt to build themselves up by tearing other people down. They never see how it exposes them as petty and small minded.

You think so? It seems to me that Palin hating, like Bush Derangement Syndrome seems to fester and grow and provide emotional sustenance to certain people.

Sarah Palin, who endured the slings and arrows and made an outrageous fortune. I hope it galls it them.