rssMark Levin for President?
Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 2:31 pm
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Sarah Palin’s book tour is a big story, and I think Ben Smith has the best political take on it so far, but it’s worth pointing out that a huge crowd for a conservative book is not a phenomenon unique to Palin. In March, radio host Mark Levin came to Tysons Corner, in liberal northern Virginia, to sign copies of his book “Liberty and Tyranny.” The massive size of the crowd that turned out in fairly cold weather was a minor story on conservative blogs at the time; “thousands” lined up in a five-hour queue. There’s even video of the event.
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Comment posted March 15, 2010 @ 7:19 pm
mark levin gets my vote.We need someone tough like him to get our country right.Its called tough love!They are getting it Texas by throwing out all liberal trash from the school books kids will read!
Comment posted November 12, 2010 @ 1:46 am
Mark Levin for President 2012. We’ve got to spread the word… or our very Liberty is at stake.
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