Defending Palin's Book For a Nanosecond
| Posted Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009, at 3:36 PM ET
Make no mistake, my main response to Sarah Palin's book is teeth-gnashing , because 1) she lies and never admits it. And her death-penalty lie mattered. And 2) she never acknowledges her debt to feminism. But here is a fair point in defense of the book as a memoir, from Ann Althouse responding to Rod Dreher's review on NPR :
She chose to write a personal memoir: What life feels like for Sarah Palin. So it's her "Dreams From My Father." The book Dreher aches for would be her "Audacity of Hope."
