Dear Sarah: Keep up the great writing!
(Confidential response of Sarah Palin's book editor to the first draft of her upcoming memoir, ``Going Rogue''):
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Senate candidate Marco Rubio, once a distant underdog to a popular governor with a huge war chest, suddenly finds himself contemplating something he didn't have two months ago:
(Confidential response of Sarah Palin's book editor to the first draft of her upcoming memoir, ``Going Rogue''):
The mystery group trying to repeal Florida's ban on offshore oil drilling is winning converts the old-fashioned way, deploying a battalion of lobbyists and throwing campaign money at state legislators.
Astrange and curious event took place last week.
Everybody looks guilty in a mug shot. Ask Nick Nolte or Heather Locklear.
If you picked up the most recent Time magazine, you probably saw a story captioned: ``A Shrinking Sunshine State.''
It's easy to get distracted by the vaudevillian aspects of the health-care debate.
We hear the question all the time: Why would anyone in their right mind go into politics?
Every divorced guy would love an ex-wife like Barbara Gomez. As the chief of Miami's public housing agency, she helped funnel more than $1 million in city contracts to companies employing one of her former husbands.