She really didn't waste any time did she?

Nine bucks?! When was the last time you saw a price reduced so drastically before the book was even released?!

But from a marketing perspective, this will enable more of those conservative groups to order in bulk, so they can make the claim that it is a "bestseller".

Seriously, she's really trending toward a "cut and run" reputation:

"What?! Preorders have slowed? DITCH IT NOW!!!"

#2 -

Actually, no. It's a recent price war between Amazon and Walmart. Nothing about clearance at all. I believe that both sites are selling Stephen King's latest at the same price trying to gain business.

Oh shattered illusions!

I think I'll wait for Levi Johnston's book. Some selections from his Vanity Fair piece (October 2009):

"Sarah was always in a bad mood and she was stressed out a lot. Sometimes she would wonder why she took the job as governor. It was too hard, she said; there was so much going on. Todd was always out in the garage working on his snow machines and drinking beer or screwing off."

"After the nomination, Sarah and Todd wouldn't go anywhere together unless the cameras were out. They're good on television, but once the cameras would leave they wouldn't talk to each other. In all the time Bristol and I were together, I've never seen them sleep in the same bedroom. (I don't know how she got pregnant.). Even during the Republican National Convention they slept in different bedrooms at opposite ends of her suite."

"Sarah Palin has said she's a hockey mom and a hunter, but that's really not the case. She pays no attention to her kids when the cameras aren't around. Track and I grew up playing hockey together, and I only saw her at about 15 percent of his games. People think that Sarah likes hunting, fishing, and camping, but she doesn't. She says she goes hunting and lives off animal meat -- I've never seen it. I've never seen her touch a fishing pole. She had a gun in her bedroom and one day she asked me to show her how to shoot it."

"Sarah was sad (after the campaign) for a while. She walked around the house pouting. I had assumed she was going to go back to her job as governor, but a week or two after she got back she started talking about how nice it would be to quit and write a book or do a show and make 'triple the money.' It was, to her, 'not as hard.' She would blatantly says, 'I want to just take this money and quit being governor.'"

She's supposed to be coming to our town on her book signing tour. I was thinking of buying Going Rouge (no touchstone), swapping the dust jacket, getting her to sign it and sell it on ebay. But that would be stooping to her game. Bait and switch. So, I'll just take another page from her playbook and just not show up at all.

Going Rogue. Going Rouge sounds like an adventure with makeup.

Going Rouge.

I suspect if someone read both books and split the difference they might get some balanced truth. I don't think I could handle reading that much about the woman.

Readafew, that' s the attitude too many people take toward FOXNews in this country. It's not true. Balancing bullshit with facts doesn't yield truth somewhere in the middle. Bullshit is Bullshit, no matter how "fair and balanced".

I guess, I was meaning along the lines that, I can learn a lot about someone by the lies they tell.