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“I love to write, but not about myself,” wrote Sarah Palin on page 409 of a book that is almost entirely about herself. Going Rogue is subtitled “An American Life,” but Sarah Palin is hardly the typical American “hockey mom.”

There’s a new picture of Obama that’s sticking in my mind, like a song that keeps playing in your head  (the one that keeps playing for me this week is “Empire State of Mind,” especially the lines by Alicia Keys).

The closure of St. Rose of Lima in Buffalo, New York, ignited a fury in libertarian activist, attorney, and LewRockwell.com contributor James Ostrowski. Ostrowski was furious that his children, who were happily enrolled in the private school, now had to start all over.

And now comes Thanksgiving! A day of love and gratitude, food, family, and friends, with few of the pressures and most of the pleasures of Christmas. Even the weather exhilarates: neither too hot nor cold as the vestiges of autumn’s glory still cheer the forests and lade our tables.

Ralph ReilandYou can’t say we weren’t warned ahead of time about Obama’s globalist and controlling tendencies.

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