Endless Overnight Crowd For Sarah Palin In Virginia
Monday, November 23, 2009
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(Photos & Video) 10,000+ At Woodland Mall In Michigan To See Sarah Palin
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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Many Slept over night and others arrived at 6am. I Posted some of the comments and posting, from Teamsarah.org, of people that were at the book signing. As of 9am 2,000 fans already arrived. The photo above is from early this morning.
A stage has been set up outside the mall in anticipation of Palin speaking before she enters the books store, but there's one problem. It may rain. Event staff are crossing their fingers and warning reporters it may not happen, or could be relocated indoors.
The Rev. Richard Dietering leaned on his cane in the parking lot outside the Barnes and Noble Booksellers around 3 p.m., hoping Sarah Palin would address the gathering throng from a stage that was set up outside the store.
Dietering, Pastor of the Free Community Bible Church in Ypsilanti, said he drove in hopes of getting Palin's signature. "I think she's a great American and I want to show her my support, which is more important than getting my book signed," Dietering said.
"I got here late -- at noon," he said. The cane, he said, was the result of a knee injury
The crowd erupted in cheers and broke into chants of "Sarah! Sarah!" as Sarah Palin entered the Barnes & Nobles at Woodland Mall. Before entering, Palin emerged from the bus wearing her trademark red blazer her and carrying her youngest child, Trig. After handing him off an aide, she told the crowd: "Thanks so much for showing up. Alaska and Michigan have so much in common with the hunting, fishing and hockey moms."
"And I thank you so much for showing up so you can read my own words -- unfiltered," she said.
Inside the bookstore, Starbucks barristas are told by a frantic employee "This might be the most important drink you ever make!" They were ordered to make a perfect "Tall Skinny Mocha" for Palin.
A poster on Barnes & Nobles' window at Woodland Mall in Grand Rapids. View photo gallery
The Sarah Palin fans waiting outside the Barnes & Nobles store at Woodland Mall decided to mix it up a bit and begins chanting "Palin! Palin! Palin!" instead of "Sarah! Sarah! Sarah!"
Numbers are estimated to be anywhere from 9,000 to 11,000 throughout the day. Sarah Palin promised to sign copies of her book from 6pm until 10pm. I bet she will be there until midnight.
Numbers are estimated to be anywhere from 9,000 to 11,000 throughout the day. Sarah Palin promised to sign copies of her book from 6pm until 10pm. I bet she will be there until midnight.
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New Details Revealed About Sarah Palin & 08 Campaign
Friday, November 06, 2009
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Louise Radnofsky from The Wall Street Journal was nice enough to provide several highlights of the new book: Sarah From Alaska. I posted a few of them:
— Getting the news from Fox: Sarah Palin learned from Fox News that she and John McCain wouldn’t win last year’s presidential election. When she heard anchor Brit Hume announce that Barack Obama had won Ohio, “Palin swallowed a mouthful of air. ‘Oh, well, that’s it,’ she said.”
— No concession on the concession: Palin wanted to give a concession speech, but that was nixed by McCain and his aides. It had been written by former Bush speechwriter Matthew Scully, and would have had her say, “when a black citizen prepares to fill the office of Washington and Lincoln, that is a shining moment in our history that can be lost on no one.” And Palin would have offered her own lavish praise for Obama and his “beautiful family,” McCain and the “honor of a lifetime” that he had given her, and a shout-out to a boy with Down syndrome who she had met on the campaign trail. McCain and his staff were adamantly opposed, though the authors offer no real explanation beyond the general friction between the McCain and Palin camps by the end of the campaign.
— The awkward goodbye with McCain: McCain and Palin parted ways that night after she saw him getting into a Chevy Suburban outside the Arizona hotel where the campaign had gathered on election night. The conversation went like this: “‘John? Is that you?’ Palin asked. Cindy [McCain] was already in the car, and the senator had just given a final hug to his press secretary and personal aide, Brooke Buchanan. He spun around. ‘Oh, hey. How are you, Sarah?’ ‘Are you leaving?’ ‘Yup, we’re out of here.’ Palin paused. ‘Okay, well, good night.’ ‘Yes, good night. We’re headed back to the house.’ The now former running mates exchanged final pat-on-the-back hugs and a muffled thank you or two.”
– The really awkward part: After the McCains had left, Palin wanted to take pictures with her family on the hotel ballroom stage, though a lot of TV crews were still filming. McCain staffers got wind of it and freaked out, thinking Palin was going to give her concession speech after all. After a round of frantic telephone calls, instructions filtered down from McCain campaign manager Steve Schmidt to turn the lights down. Palin stayed posing on the stage anyway, prompting senior McCain staffer Carla Eudy to tell Palin aide Jason Recher: “You never had control of her. Get control of her! Get her ass off stage!” Recher’s response? “The campaign ended tonight, and so did you.”
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