Barracuda Bites: A Palin News Roundup

Here's a roundup of ten Sarah Palin items recently in the news:

In Minnesota, Palin fans will have a late-night release party at the Borders in Woodbury for her book, Going Rogue: An American Life, according to the Star-Tribune. Such gatherings may be repeated at book stores across the USA.

Rush Limbaugh said on his show Wednesday, "The criticism of Palin, it's so transparent anyway. I mean if you're going to say that Palin really is harmed by what happened in New York, I tell you what, Obama five times in New Jersey, and the same people are saying, it's not about him, wasn't about him."

Bad news for the lying clique of Palin-hatin' nutroots bloggers In Alaska. Their big whopper that Todd and Sarah are "splitsville" has been debunked by unauthorized Palin biographer Joe McGinnis in the NY Daily News. But we always knew that bunch was full of moose manure and vile hatred. Truth is a stranger inside their little circle of jerks. 

In Hot Air's Green Room, J.E. Dyer tells Peggy Noonan that she's "been hanging with the wrong conservative homies" and is too busy dismissing the "Palin Faction" to see that most Americans are not as pessimistic about the country's future as is the confused columnist.

Jeff Poor at NewsBusters.com catches Obamunist Propaganda Minister Keith Olbermann, one of the worst misogynists in all of the lefitst media, saying that Sarah Palin should be charged with sexism for forcing faux Republican Dede Scozzafava out of the race in NY-23. Yes, said Olby's yes-man, Democrat hack Lawrence O'Donnell.

Sarah Palin's dad Chuck Heath wrote an open letter to Nevadans in support of U.S. Senate candidate Danny Tarkanian. It was published in the Las Vegas Sun.

At Cosmopolitan Conservative, Adrienne Royer tries to, but can't understand "the deep, guttural hatred that feminists feel" for conservative females like herself, Sarah Palin, Michelle Malkin and other women on the right.

In Kansas, The Salina Journal reports that tickets are selling at an "exceptionally brisk" rate for the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet Feb. 5, where the former GOP vice presidential candidate will speak, according to the Chamber. So far, the appearance by the Artic Fox has not been confirmed by Palin's people.

Back to Newsbusters.org, where Seton Motley has a quiz for you. Guess whether the biased, anti-Palin statement came from katie Couric or the DNC. Is Katie ghostwriting Tim Kaine's talking points?

And back to Hot Air where Allah shows how the White House is obsessing ("We’re 2-0 against Palin," a senior administration official says). over Sarah Palin (again). Yes, that White House, the one in which, Axelerod said in June, "I can tell you with absolutely honesty that when I sit around with my political friends... there’s very little or no discussion of Sarah Palin.”

- JP