My favorite passage from the recent Vanity Fair piece on Sarah Palin:
When one child refused to sign autographs unless she was provided with pink or purple Sharpies that had been custom-printed with her name, the staff tried to argue that black Sharpies—the only kind they had—would do just fine. But Sarah ordered them to do what the child said, and personalized pink and purple markers were produced.
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I wrote three lengthy comments in response to NPR’s Facebook story about student loans. I abandoned those, and [Read More]
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