To: Sully- who wrote (79967 ) 5/26/2010 7:36:00 AM From: Sully- Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 90947 Creepy Liberal Stalks Sarah Palin By Mark Noonan on Sarah Palin As I’ve said, just when you think they can’t go any lower, they manage to find the basement in the sewer: <<< Author Joe McGinniss has taken up residence in a house next to Palin’s lakeside home in Wasilla. McGinniss previously wrote a critical expose on Palin and her natural gas pipeline plan for the Conde Nast publication Portfolio last year, and is planning a book about the former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate. It’s tentatively titled, “Sarah Palin’s Year of Living Dangerously” and could be on the shelves in the fall of 2011.“Yes, that Joe McGinniss. Here he is about 15 feet away on the neighbor’s rented deck overlooking my children’s play area and my kitchen window,” Palin posted on Facebook late Monday, hours after returning from a trip to the Lower 48 and learning of McGinniss’ presence. “We’re sure to have a doozey to look forward to with this treasure he’s penning. Wonder what kind of material he’ll gather while overlooking Piper’s bedroom, my little garden, and the family’s swimming hole?” she wrote. >>> Honestly, what does this guy hope to learn? Is he one of those guys trying to prove that Sarah isn’t the mother of Trig? Does he hope to get some shots of the family in their underwear? Liberals, this obsessive hatred you have for Sarah Palin simply has got to stop. I realize that she’s better looking than any liberal woman, smarter than any two dozen of you put together and has done more real good than any liberal politician could ever hope to do…but just because she’s vastly better than you are, its no reason to hate her. It might, perhaps, he better if you’d get off your knees and actually try to rise to Palin’s level – once you are no longer looking in the mud and are, instead, trying to look in her eyes, you might see something quite interesting. Meanwhile, you guys are really starting to creep us all out. Stop it. .