Jumat, 23 September 2011

Figures: Email Shows Anti-Palin Author McGinniss, Random House Likely Published Literary Hoax

Turns out, it was likely all lies. Shocker, no? Via memeorandum, Andrew Breitbart lifts the lid off the trash can: Explosive Email Shows Anti-Palin Author McGinniss, Random House Likely Published Literary Hoax
The awful launch week for the over-hyped, expected bestseller The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin, by controversial author Joe McGinniss, just got worse. Much worse.

After a week of universally scathing pans from the reflexively anti-Palin establishment media, McGinniss now faces the fight of his literary life: the accusation that he seems to have knowingly submitted a book to his publisher, Crown/Random House, that was filled with unproved “tawdry gossip” and rumors that lacked “factual evidence.”
Click over to the link to read the full email. It's quite devastating. More from Power LineThe Other McCain, Conservatives4Palin, Big Journalism, Don Surber, All American Blogger and The Right Scoop. Turn out, this may be just the tip of a very large iceberg: Breitbart Promises More Bombshells In McGinnis Palin Book Investigative Report
Related: Mark Steyn On Palin Book Scandal: ‘Today Show’ Books McGinniss But Says I’m ‘Too Extreme’
Columnist and author Mark Steyn appeared on the Hugh Hewitt Show and found great irony in the fact that NBC News would feature Joe McGinniss to discuss his discredited book about Sarah Palin, but won't offer an interview to him because he is "too extreme."
UPDATE: Slime Merchant Joe McGinniss Dabbles In ‘Triggerism’ On ‘The View’
Disgusting Joe McGinnis stoops so low that he praises Andrew Sullivan for his work on the ridiculous Trig Palin conspiracy stories. Then, incredibly, McGinniss claims he doesn't actually believe any of the claims.
UPDATE #2: Rush Uses Breitbart Investigative Report To Hammer Palin Author McGinniss
UPDATE #3: Levin Hammers Palin Slime Merchant McGinnis Over Big Government Investigative Report

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