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Judge orders Gawker to pull Palin book pages

NEW YORK — A federal judge on Saturday ordered Gawker Media to pull leaked pages of Sarah Palin's forthcoming book “America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag” from its blog. The injunction prohibits Gawker from “continuing to distribute, publish or otherwise transmit pages from the book” pending a hearing on Nov. 30. HarperCollins Publishers had sued Gawker after it published images on Nov. 17 from Palin's book before its release next week. Full Story: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/40293752/ns/today-books/?ocid=MSNToolbar215# added by: Radical_Centrist

Barbara Bush to Sarah Palin: Stay in Alaska!

Filed under: Barbara Bush , Sarah Palin , Larry King , Politix It is on now!!!! As part of an interview airing tomorrow on ” Larry King Live ,” former First Lady Barbara Bush said of Sarah Palin , “I sat next to her once, thought she was beautiful. And I think she’s very happy in Alaska — and I hope she’ll stay… Read more

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Barbara Bush to Sarah Palin: Stay in Alaska!

Barbara Bush Jabs Sarah Palin: ‘I Hope She Stays’ In Alaska

Barbara Bush has shared her thoughts on Sarah Palin, and it sounds as if she hopes the former Alaska governor decides against running for president. “I sat next to her once, thought she was beautiful, and I think she's very happy in Alaska,” Bush said, before adding, “and I hope she'll stay there.” The former first lady made the comments in an interview with Larry King, which will air Monday night on “Larry King Live.” Barbara Bush is not the only prominent Republican woman to speak poorly of Palin in recent days. On Monday, Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski, whom Sarah Palin vociferously opposed during the state's most recent — and still ongoing — Senate election, said that the former governor lacks the “leadership qualities” and “intellectual curiosity” necessary to be president. In the interview with Larry King, Barbara Bush also said that she “loved” her son George W. Bush's new book. When asked about the Tea Party in the same interview, former President George H. W. Bush said that “some of [their] ideas make a lot of sense,” but added that he is “confused by it” and said he does not “know what it really is.” added by: TimALoftis

Ed Schultz: Palin is Racist for Criticizing the Obamas’ Connection to Rev. Wright

After spending much of his week accusing Rush Limbaugh of racism, Ed Schultz on Friday made the same absurd claim about former Alaska governor Sarah Palin. Following in the footsteps of others on his network as well as the liberal blogosphere, the MSNBCer said it was racist for Palin to refer to comments Michelle Obama made in 2008 about never having been proud of her country before her husband started winning primaries. It was also racist of Palin to mention in her book the Obamas' connection to Rev. Jeremiah Wright (video follows with transcript and commentary): read more

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Ed Schultz: Palin is Racist for Criticizing the Obamas’ Connection to Rev. Wright

Emergency at ‘Dancing’ Over Powder Substance

Filed under: Bristol Palin , Sarah Palin , Celebrity Justice , Dancing with the Stars UPDATE #2 8:27 PM PT — A rep for ABC tells TMZ the substance was determined to be talcum powder by the LAFD and adds, “Measures were taken to secure the area and ensure the safety of personnel.” UPDATE #1 8:20 PM PT —

Sarah Palin to American Idol Contestants: You Are All No-Talent Hacks!

Yes, this is a real story . In Sarah Palin’s latest book, America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag, due out next week, she takes on a number of weighty topics. Presumably. According to excerpts leaked today, she also lambasts American Idol for fostering a “cult of self-esteem.” You know, since no one tells the singers they’re bad! WE’RE #1! Sorry, Lee DeWyze, but according to some observers, you’re not . “No one they have encountered in their lives – from parents to teachers to their president – wanted them to feel bad by hearing the truth,” opines Sarah Palin. She says Idol trots out a “seemingly endless supply of people who can’t sing but are deluded enough to get in front of a national television audience anyway.” [Rebuttal rendered unnecessary] Does the star of Sarah Palin’s Alaska think the show’s judging isn’t harsh enough? Or shouldn’t exist because it encourages mediocre singers to think they’re stars? Is this really necessary or accurate? While some Idol products are bad, the show did produce Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson, Chris Daughtry and other stars. As far as the broader narrative (we think) she’s going for, we sort of agree that kids are coddled nowadays, but … we’re still a bit unclear on what her point is. In any case, Sarah needn’t worry that everyone out there is afraid to tell the truth. We’ve totally done so regarding Willow Palin’s homophobia . You’re welcome.

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Sarah Palin to American Idol Contestants: You Are All No-Talent Hacks!

Former ABC Reporter Jami Floyd Slams Sarah Palin as an ‘Extraordinary Ass’ on MSNBC

Former ABC reporter Jami Floyd appeared on MSNBC, Friday, and slammed Sarah Palin as an “extraordinary ass.” Floyd's attack didn't register much of a shock with Jansing and Co. host Chris Jansing. She simply wondered if the profanity was “allowed” in the morning hours.

Palin’s Daughters Makes Homophobic Slurs

Willow Palin, the 16-year-old daughter of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, wrote multiple Facebook posts containing homophobic slurs such as “faggot” on Sunday night, according to TMZ. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/16/willow-palin-facebook-posts_n_784585.ht… added by: tverdell

Fox News Anchors Caught Mocking Sarah Palin’s Reality Show

George Soros: Quit Supporting obama

ASHINGTON — At a private meeting on Tuesday afternoon, George Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive causes, voiced blunt criticism of the Obama administration, going so far as to suggest that Democratic donors direct their support somewhere other than the president. The Hungarian-American financier was speaking to a small side gathering of donors who had convened in Washington D.C. for the annual gathering of the Democracy Alliance — a formal community of well-funded, progressive-minded individuals and activists. According to multiple sources with knowledge of his remarks, Soros told those in attendance that he is “used to fighting losing battles but doesn't like to lose without fighting.” “We have just lost this election, we need to draw a line,” he said, according to several Democratic sources. “And if this president can't do what we need, it is time to start looking somewhere else.” Michael Vachon, an adviser to Soros, did not dispute the comment, though he stressed that there was no transcript of a private gathering to check. Vachon also clarified that the longtime progressive giver was not referring to a primary challenge to the president. added by: Ihatethemall