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You Renamed Sarah Palin's Book
ByOn Wednesday, Katharine Rust, who curates the Atlantic's facebook fan page, posed the
politics channel's Question of the Day to its fans: "What do you think
we'll learn about Sarah Palin from her memoir, "Going Rogue: An
American Story," slated for release Nov. 17? Anything? Bonus: suggest
an alternate title (please be civil)."
The winner of the contest that we're starting and ending at the same moment... now... is:
Steve Katcher: "Winksmanship: I Can See Your Country From My DoorStep." That's pretty funny.
Here's a list of some the more interesting responses:
Dustin Dunaway: "Lipstick, Pitbulls, Bullets & Octane."
Matthew McGowen: "You Betcha: The Life and Times of Caribou Barbie"
Gloria Larrieu: "Going Naked: S.P. Tells it All"
Oliver Griswold: "I Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow I Will Kill a Wolf from a Helicopter: Stories from Alaska"
William Hoffman: "How I Almost Became Vice President: An American Tragedy"
Audrey Nagrich Seilheimer: "You asked for a female contender, and all you got was this dumb Alaskan: A True Amercian Story"
Matthew Bilinsky: "Exploiting Stupid People: A Handbook"
Shana Lindsay Coffer: "1,000 Ways To Make Moose Burgers"
Elaine Schleiffer: "'Can I Call You Joe?' And All The Other Stupid Things I Did on the Campaign Trail"
Jackie Millinor: "Bible Spice: How to Make Word Salad"
Armando Luna: Why I Thought Barbie Could Be President."
Todd Ahlman: "Going Rouge: An Alaska Tail"
Steve Katcher: "Winksmanship: I Can See Your Country From My DoorStep"
Katey Zeh: "It's All About Job Creation"
Nancy Pearson: "Sarah Palin's Big Pop Up Book of Real America"
Matt Rafat: "Neil Postman Redux: How Tina Fey Destroyed Palin's Chance to Play House."
Tully Michael Mills: "You Betcha: How to See Russia From Your House and other Spells From the Yukon."
Walter James McIntosh: "Tammy Fave Palin-- My life In Photos (With Four Pages Of Text)"
Lisa Harriman: I can only suggest a more appropriate name for the hip swingin', lustful winkin', party in a suit author:
Sarah Palien
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