In the end, her faith guided her decision to keep the baby, but the anguish she writes about is real, and something millions of other women have faced. Palin describes her own pregnancy, and how she even contemplated the pros and cons of succumbing to pro-choice if need be. She talks about her heart was torn when she heard that her daughter was pregnant, but notified the Republican Party immediately, apparently to stave off any impending scandal, which happened anyway despite all the Republican's efforts to make it sound like a normal American social problem of teen pregnancy. the daughter's baby REALLY being Palin's, which has to be the Democrats equivalent of believing in the Obama Birther theory.) In her eyes, she was held back from politically answering several misspeaks, concession speechs at the end, responding to internal conflicts with McCain, and even being able to finally address the slanderous blogging (i.e. In any case, this book should raise more than enough to settle the score financially. She explains in the book that she doesn't feel too guilty about leaving her governor's position since she was forced, in her personal life, to have to defend herself from frivalous lawsuits. help pay for her $2 million lawyer fees from having to defend 15 seperate gubernatorial violations, all of which, quietly, have vindicated her. This book largely was written to do two things: Palin was demonized continually by those who saw her as a female Dan Quayle. It's almost impossible to conceive that all of the Palin news has occured within the short space of one year.
17th the much anticipated Sarah Palin's autobiography (penned with help) was released. Seldom has the normally boring genre of Biography seemed to ignite a firestorm on both sides of the Liberal and Conservative fence. Palin's Other Side of the Mirror - Book Review
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