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The many lies of Sarah Palin continue to emerge in "Going Rogue: An American Life."

Outgoing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin (2nd L), her husband Todd (C) look on as incoming Governor Sean Parnell (2nd R) is sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Daniel Winfree (L) during the annual Governor's Picnic July 26, 2009 at Pioneer Park in Fairbanks, Alaska. Parnell' wife Sandy held the bible for the ceremony. Craig E. Campbell was sworn in as the new Lieutenant Governor.

The US vice-presidential candidate’s memoir mocks the truth, but she remains a possible future American leader
"Going Rogue" features the lies and half-truths of Sarah Palin.
What can one say about one of the most compelling and bizarre works of “non-fiction” on the market, Going Rogue by Sarah Palin?

Sarah Palin vs. Pit Bull

Sarah Palin discusses "Going Rogue" on the Oprah Winfrey Show.

"Going Rogue: An American Life" presents Sarah Palin's distorted view of politics and reality.
Excerpts from Sarah Palin’s Going Rogue have been released by several news agencies and other sources who have received advanced copies. Here are the first ten lies from Palin’s memoirs:

Gov. Palin after her fashion makeover in 2008.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The husband of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says the Republican Party’s lavish spending on her wardrobe during the presidential campaign was “out of our control.” In the May issue of Men’s Journal, Todd Palin was asked about the more than $150,000 that the Republican National Committee spent on clothes, accessories and beauty services for the GOP vice presidential nominee. He defended his wife, saying she was focused on preparation for her debate with Joe Biden.

Rashid Khalidi, American born historian of the Middle East, Professor of Modern Arab Studies' at Columbia University's School of International & Public Affairs.