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The REAL story of Sarah Palin’s attempt to ban books from the Wasilla library

There has been a list going around, which I knew was fake the moment I saw it, because it’s just the current list of books that have been banned at one time or another in the United States. Lots of good books on the list if you’re a reader, but it’s not Sarah Palin’s list. I mean, think about it, those of you who were had: Do you really think Sarah Palin was familiar with any of those books except like, maybe, Cujo? Riiiiiight. Anyway.

Brian Ross, committing actual journalism again, uncovers the real story, and it’s much creepier than the banned-books list. She’s even more of a bigot than we knew:


(h/t Pam)

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3 Responses to “The REAL story of Sarah Palin’s attempt to ban books from the Wasilla library”

  1. christianliberal Says:
    September 10, 2008 at 9:28 pm

    Sarah Palin is to women what Clarence Thomas is to the civil rights movement.

    Ya have to hand it to the GOP: They sure know how to pull the wool over your eyes. Imagine: A black man who hates civil rights. Now a woman who is opposed to women’s issues.
    She is just George Bush with a bra!

  2. adam Says:
    September 10, 2008 at 9:30 pm

    have you seen the show mad men? it’s about john mccain raping and killing young girls. hand to god (the white one)

  3. Yay, Sarah Palin has a “Truth Squad”! « break the terror Says:
    September 11, 2008 at 8:24 am

    [...] Of course, I never claimed the things that Sarah’s douche-squadders said — I mean, the actual story about her attempts to ban books and fire a librarian are much scarier than the fake books [...]

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