bu$h* fiction novel 'decision points' at number one in nytimes bestseller list

[spanone]

there's no underestimating the stupidity of the american people

[ananda]

1. I bet some rightwing elites and groups bought it in batches.

I can't imagine real people wanting to read that garbage.

[Overseas]

2. That's what the many professional right wing PR groups do.

Apparently bulk buys used to be flagged on the bestseller list, but they no longer do that.

[spartan61]

3. It keeps popping up on the Kindle Books

whenever I check to see what books I want to download. In fact, it's the first book I see. Wow, what a marketing plan for this Book of Lies.

[glinda]

4. Issues surely bought out by right wing orgs just like Palin's books.

[elehhhhna]

5. Jeb said last week he bought 40 copies but hadn't read one.

Barbara prolly bought 1,000 @ a discount to donate to Houston school libraries while taking a full-price tax deduction.

[Skink]

6. As a bookseller I can say it has not slowed in sales.

[DavidDvorkin]

7. Do you carry a lot of "fiction novels"?

:)

[spin]

8. A much better book is "Family of Secrets" by Russ Baker ...

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