Going Rogue in Columbus;Video Added , Palin Signs Everyone's Books

conservatives4palin ^ | 11-21-09 | Doug Brady

[euram]

In an earlier post we reported on some problems Governor Palin had in Noblesville, Indiana due to there being a large number of people and not enough time to sign all of their books. In anticipation of encountering similar problems yesterday in Columbus, the number of wristbands was limited to 500 instead of the previously planned 1,000. A woman and her daughter, who were number 67 in line, describe their experience with Governor Palin:

[acoulterfan]

Under the previous rules, anyone with 2 or more books would get 2 signatures. That would mean she would probably be giving around 1000 signatures in this case.

[smokingfrog]

This is a non-story. The people yelling “sign our books!” the other day were obviously liberal disruptors.

http://dougpowers.com/2009/11/21/did-palin-fans-really-boo-her/

[basil]

I’m sure that every signature is worth a vote for her if she decides to run for president.

[1776 Reborn]

How come we never hearing of libs having these problems at their book signings....he, he, he,. Hello, anyone want a book signed?, you there, come here little girl...

[Jim Scott]

Sarah Palin's graciousness and sincerity is palpable - and people naturally respond to it. That's what infuriates the angry leftists trying so hard (with constant malicious mockery and vicious attacks on her intelligence) to destroy her. They will fail, as they should.

I'm old enough to recall the left doing basically the same thing to Ronald Reagan. They tried hard to dismiss him as an "over-the-hill actor looking for a new role" (president) and constantly characterized Reagan as "dumb - and dangerous". President Reagan would spend five minutes on TV or 30 minutes in a speech and some personal contact with folks and that image would be blasted to smithereens. I think Sarah Palin has the potential to do the same, today.

[HighlyOpinionated]

I know I'm crazy, but I had a dream about Sarah Palin a couple nights ago. I pray for her and her family every night when I put my head on my pillow.

In my dream she was just as I guess I imagined her and just as she's described by people who have met her. Real, personable, kind, smiling. Even in a dream, she has the same Sarah Palin-ness that we see or hear about from people who've met her (and support her).

When I read the book (which was mailed by Barnes and Noble but hasn't arrived yet), I wonder if I'll dream a movie about her. LOL.

[The Wizard]

she is an incredibly beautiful young lady....and she’s bright too, what a great President she will be