Lynn Vincent Picked To Be Palin's Memoir Collaborator

NEW YORK — Sarah Palin has picked a collaborator for her memoir.

A spokeswoman for SarahPAC, the Alaska governor's political action committee, says that Palin has selected Lynn Vincent, an author and features editor for World magazine, a conservative Christian publication. Palin's book, currently untitled, is scheduled for release next year by HarperCollins.

Vincent, a San Diego resident, has written or co-written several books, among them "Same Kind of Different As Me," "The Blood of Lambs" and "Donkey Cons: Sex, Crime and Corruption in the Democratic Party."

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[tyger]

Co- write, I think she means to totally write book. No way Miss I read everything but can remember no authors or books can possibly write a book.

[frankcaprafan]

I finally got it. In that photo, she looks like Annie Potts in Ghostbusters, screaming, "We got one!" as the Ghostbusters landed their first client.

[frankcaprafan]

Here it is:

http://static.gamesradar.com/images/mb/GamesRadar/us/Games/G/Ghostbusters/Everything%20Else/March%20preview/WeGotOne--article_image.jpg

[DeBartolo]

Talk about the BLIND HYPOCRISY leading the BLIND HYPOCRISY!

Sarah would be wise to go to Oralndo alone to meet with that "man"....and leave "Eye Candy Todd" in Alaska out of eye shot...ROLMAO !

[kareemachan]

Well, her book will be remaindered with all the other memoirs that are coming out these days: Rove, Gonzales, Rice, Perino, cheney, Shrub, Rumsfeld, and let us not forget, cuz we already have, Joe the non-plumber.

[NevaforLeadership]

Say no more!

[mychagall]

Why would anyone, who is level-headed, be interested in what this woman has to say? It would certainly be different if she were educated and didn't have one scandal after another. Let's face it, she's not very bright. She has consistently shown poor judgement while on the campaign trail and since she has returned home. She has demonstrated the worst hypocrisy, Coupled with the fact that she's failing miserably as governor and, as we have already seen, as a mother.

What role model can she be for any woma?. She has proven again and again that she is a fraud and the media will rip her to shreds once the book comes out, and it's not going to be pretty.

[NevaforLeadership]

I am not sure that she is a fraud. She's very real in her relationship with archaic Christian dogma. That's one reason she is frightening.

Unfortunately, she is also "educated." After stop-and-start college attendance, she graduate with a degree in communications and journalism. What does that say about college degrees in the United States?

[Mohanna]

Maybe Palin finally found someone to pray with her too. Now Palin won't have to depend on her Voo Doo Pastor.

[2008CaliforniaFan]

Someone is not afraid to come out and is willing to speak out against Governor Palin. Bob Poe, Democrat running for Governor, came out today and called Palin the " N - word".... a " NARCISSIST"!!

Story on The Mudflats.
http://www.themudflats.net/2009/05/23/bob-poe-uses-the-n-word-no-not-that-one/

[euripedes923]

I'll grant Sarah Palin this: she is the only Vice-Presidential candidate I have ever, ever had a sexual fantasy about.
Well, there was that one brief thought about Lloyd Bentsen (OMG, those eyes!), but that was more platonic.
Really.

[kareemachan]

lol

[robotfog]

Palin's right. If it weren't for democrats, I never would have had sex or committed any crimes. I remember being instructed to do immoral acts by President Carter who blinked the instructions in code as he discussed cutting America's dependence upon foreign oil.

Then there was that time when Bill Clinton said we should do something to lower the rate of abortions by educating people, so I went out and got hundreds of women pregnant and refused to give them instructions on how to get to the abortion clinics.

I'm also the one who got Palin's daughter pregnant, but I fooled her into thinking it was that guy named after the pair of jeans his mother wore when she was carrying him. I got that idea from Democrats.

The only ideas I got from republicans was to get married to a woman and then have affairs with strange men in public places. I also learned to avoid paying taxes and to attack harmless immigrants. By having sex with strange men, I prove that aides is a fiction. By not paying taxes, I have enough money to drive a gas guzzler while driving over bridges built by the money of suckers. By attacking immigrants, legal or not, I teach my children that some people truly are not of the same worth as others. I took all the money I would have spent on condoms and invested it in banks that do not mind foreclosing on homes.

[OneLiberalLady]

-smile -

[jswoody09]

Why the GOP thinks this is a good person is beyond me. Why they think she's made the right leadership decisions is baffling. Bad things happen to bad people, period.

Nothing but bad decisions or bad luck have followed this woman around. She has been nationally ridiculed, brought on by her own lack of intellect.

She even tried to hold her family up as an example of how yours should be.

Nothing about her spells success. This demonstrates how lost the GOP is. I just feel sorry for them now. All they have are has beens like Bush and Cheney, trying desperately to stay relevant. And wannabes like Palin and a blast from the past, Gingrich. Truly , if a group deserves pity, tis them

[NevaforLeadership]

Sarah Palin is neither a good, nor bad person. She's a person who does good or bad things.
Bad things actually happen to "good" people as well.

It is how we respond to what happens to us that results in our success or failure.

The GOP signed on Sarah Palin for three desperate reasons: her appearance, her abilities as a public speaker and her religious beliefs.

Interestingly, the GOP now understands that her performance on the campaign trail and as governor of Alaska will not bode well for them in the next election. They have already started to marginalize her.

Unfortunately, it refuses to face that it is religious dogma that brought them down. It is like the current crop of newspaper executives: too afraid to deal with the shakeout of a new paradigm.

[Okieborn]

Memoirs of WHAT !!
Will This be in comic book form ???

[TheBender]

God Bless Gov. Sarah Palin.

[kareemachan]

...somebody needs to...

[robotfog]

if not God, then let it be Leprechauns.

[PuzzledinPeoria]

Isn't saying that Sarah Palin is qualified to lead this country a sin?

[NevaforLeadership]

Excuse me? What is a sin?

[kareemachan]

No, just a supremely idiotic comment.

[robotfog]

There are no sins. Only sinners. Since there are no sins, sinners often have nothing to do but run for government office.

[DawnK]

Of course she would pick some crazy evangelical to write her memoirs. She deifinitely needs someone with the gift of story telling and mythology to make her sound good.