Sarah Palin Takes Up Fencing.

[no_hypocrisy]

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Within a few hours Sarah had launched a “Joe The Stalker/Pervert” campaign. Glenn Beck called for a boycott of Random House publishing, and Random House held their ground. The Paliban swarmed with comments of “stalker”, “reload”, “let’s burn it to the ground”, and “get ‘em, Todd”. The following morning the Palins super-sized their fence. The “waterin’ hole” must be defended.

Joe the Neighbor should have told Todd he was writing a book about Russia and heard he could research from his porch. He didn’t.

But why the outrage now?

The home Joe McGinniss is renting used to be an Oxford House from 2005 until 2008. The tenants were men recently released from prison who were recovering addicts. What? No fence to protect sexy Sarah in her tank top? Dear God! Who was lurking in that house watching her children play?

The Palins themselves rented the home McGinnis is staying in for six months in 2009, but weren’t interested in purchasing it. They didn’t want to spend the money. Last October they were “done with the house”. During the election, the Secret Service guarded the Palin home from the backyard now occupied by Mr. McGinnis. Here’s a hint, Sarah – if you want to dictate who lives in the house, you should have probably bought it first.


http://shannynmoore.wordpress.com/2010/05/27/sarah-palin-takes-up-
fencing/

[SoCalDem]

1. Paranoid delusions of grandeur..n/t

[Liberal In Texas]

2. She's a frickin' Drama Queen.

And I'm sure that a bunch of non-readers boycotting Random House is really going to hurt them.

[Stevenmarc]

3. Considering Wasilla was the meth capital of Alaska, recovering addicts is a neighborly step up

[hobbit709]

4. Shakespeare described Palin perfectly.

"it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing."