If I wind up finding one positive review of Sarah Palin’s massive-selling book, Going Rogue: An American Life, I might pass out. The liberal reviews are great, nonetheless.
The first one worth mentioning is a review written by Patricia Williams of The Observer. Past article-titles of such stellar unbiased reviewing include:
1.) My Family’s Debt to the Kennedys’ America
2.) Having Barack Obama as president doesn’t make America colour – blind
Ms. Williams is a professor at Columbia, so it’s not a surprise that she would attempt to give small-town folks the benefit of the doubt by stating: “America’s small towns are filled with vibrant, curious, diverse personalities” right before saying:
But Palin is committed to a romantic Disneyesque trope of “small town values,” a uniform, folksy fairyland where no one ever has to lock their doors or even disagrees.
That’s because; Ms. Williams, all of those small-town folks, including Ms. Palin believe in the second Amendment. Therefore; leaving our doors unlocked is no trouble.
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