ABC News: Sarah Palin’s family attorney John Tiemessen has written a letter to Maya Mavjee, the publisher of the Crown Publishing Group, a division of Random House, that Palin may sue her, the company, and the book’s author Joe McGinniss “for knowingly publishing false statements” in his book released last week, “The Rogue,” ABC News has learned. [portion of the letter here] The book was widely panned by critics for

Naked on a Monday, naked all year long Naked is never right, naked is always wrong So get the hell away from me You god damn naked man (from “The Ballad of Naked Man”)

I’ve been down on the FOXNews network for quite some time now — it has become an establishment GOP organ that tries to balance itself by giving voice to an equally establishment set of Democrat mouthpieces, and as such, it is an inside-the-Beltway hive mind that represents a point of view at odds with the electorate. Plus, Shep Fucking Smith. And it looks to me like the goal is to

BREAKING: People expressing surprise with this continue to surprise.

By the way, liberal Democrats: Herman Cain would count as a black president, too. It’s true, I’ve seen him! Brown as a coffee bean! — if you’re still trying assuage your white guilt, I mean. Options. Nuance. Outlaw.

So? WHY DO YOU HATE CLEAN WATER AND CLEAN AIR? AND BLACK PEOPLE? (h/t Ricky Linderman, via Twitter)

Anthony Martin: An ATF source has provided reporters a copy of a letter sent on June 1, 2010 which indicates that the monumental scandal known as ‘Project Gunwalker,’ or ‘Operation Fast and Furious,’ was never a sting operation as previously reported. If such an allegation is true, then the official Obama Administration explanation for the operation is entirely false. The commonly-reported talking point concerning Gunwalker is that it was intended

Meh, slip of the tongue. To be forgiven. After all, he’s the Smartest Man Ever to Occupy the Oval Office™ is he not? Plus, you know: clean and articulate! Which is a definite must in an historic symbol. Yes we did!

Yes We Did! Quick note to the campaigner-in-chief, who only recently was touting the once-great American infrastructure that gave us the “intercontinental railroad” (note: The Tokyo Montana Express? A figment of Richard Brautigan’s imagination, Mr President. Because, you know, logistics. And science. And rust): wild fires are a part of the natural order — and are most often the product of lightning strikes or some other connivance of nature following

This is precisely why I’ve been pitching — quite seriously, too, though I allow that it comes off as cheeky — the following bumper sticker formulation, aimed specifically at white liberals and all those who last time around were convinced that voting for a media-created “historic” presidential candidate would once and for all insulate them against (groundless) charges of racism or racial bias: “Remember: Because voting booths are private, you