Give Sarah Palin credit—she's a fast writer, said Joel Connelly in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Or at least she "has a fast ghost writer." The former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate finished her memoir earlier than expected, and now, instead of releasing it next spring, her "delighted publisher will have it on the shelves in November for Right-thinking Christmas shoppers."
Palin-lovers will surely rush out to buy a copy, said Cathryn Friar in Right Pundits, and so will Palin-haters. "Love her or hate her, Sarah Palin is really fascinating." And "I love" the title she chose—Going Rogue—because she is "playfully giving a nod to that now-famous Slate article" saying that John McCain's campaign staff thought she was becoming a problem.
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