Sarah Palin was pulled from obscurity when John McCain picked her as his vice presidential candidate and Americans were forced to decide in a short period of time whether or not she was ready to be second in command. Mark Joseph's Wild Card takes readers through an overview of Palin's life and career in politics and comes to the conclusion that she has the potential to be a formidable political figure provided she finds the discipline to thoughtfully study the issues and spend years thinking, reading, writing and preparing ...
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Sarah Palin was pulled from obscurity when John McCain picked her as his vice presidential candidate and Americans were forced to decide in a short period of time whether or not she was ready to be second in command. Mark Joseph's Wild Card takes readers through an overview of Palin's life and career in politics and comes to the conclusion that she has the potential to be a formidable political figure provided she finds the discipline to thoughtfully study the issues and spend years thinking, reading, writing and preparing to lead a powerful counterinsurgent movement.
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Add this copy of Wild Card; the Promise and Peril of Sarah Palin to cart. $45.00, very good condition, Sold by Ground Zero Books, Ltd. rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Silver Spring, MD, UNITED STATES, published 2011 by Bully! Pulpit Books.
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Yeesum Lo (Cover Design) Very good in Good jacket. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. [12], 217, [11] pages. Bibliography. Signed by author on fep. DJ has small tear at bottom back. Mark Joseph is an American multimedia producer, author, and founder/CEO of MJM Entertainment Group and Bully! Pulpit. Joseph is the author of Wild Card: The Promise & Peril of Sarah Palin. Joseph is an author and regular columnist for The Huffington Post, USA Today and Foxnews. He has contributed to a variety of publications including The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Billboard, Forbes, Investor's Business Daily, Beliefnet, Political Mavens, National Review, and others, on topics ranging from media and culture to politics and religion. He is the founder/publisher of the news and culture portal, Bullypulpit. His first book, The Rock & Roll Rebellion was published in 1999, followed by Faith, God & Rock 'n' Roll in 2003. Sarah Palin was pulled from obscurity when John McCain picked her as his vice presidential candidate and Americans were forced to decide in a short period of time whether or not she was ready to be second in command. Mark Joseph's Wild Card takes readers through an overview of Palin's life and career in politics and comes to the conclusion that she has the potential to be the formidable political figure of our time provided she finds the discipline to thoughtfully study the issues and spend years thinking, reading, writing and preparing to lead a powerful counterinsurgent movement.
