Palin, by Comparison
A Three-Part Review of Frank Aquila's new book, SARAH PALIN OUT OF NOWHERE
By Rand Green
Editor/Publisher, Perspicacity Press
December 11, 2011

Part One: The Making of a Grassroots Activist

SARAH LOUISE PALIN, former governor of the State of Alaska and Republican nominee for vice president in 2008 is NOT running for president in 2012. But that does not lessen the significance of a new book entitled Sarah Palin Out of Nowhere, partly because Sarah Palin is not going away (as much as some people would like to think she is), but mostly because the book is about much more than just Sarah Palin.

As much as anything, Sarah Palin Out of Nowhere is the story of the grassroots activism of its author, an ordinary American, who, himself, because of his concern about the country going in the wrong direction, came out of nowhere to exert a significant influence on the political process. Going back even further, it is the story of the author's personal journey of discovery, in which he both found himself and came to an understanding of the greatness of the American Idea.

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