…on the NYT best seller list?
Whenever the NY Times places a “dagger” symbol next to a book, it signifies that “some bookstores report[ed] receiving bulk orders” for the book.
The NY Times placed not just one, but two, daggers next to Romney’s book. You can draw your own conclusion as to who it was that purchased Governor Romney’s book in bulk.
By contrast, the NY Times failed to place the “dagger” symbol next to Governor Palin’s book in any of the weeks she held the top position on the NY Times best-seller list among non-fiction hardcover books. Despite the left’s unsubstantiated theories, bookstores did not report to the NY Times that they received bulk orders for Going Rogue. See week 1, week 2, week 3, week 4, week 5, and week 6. As you can see, in none of these weeks is there a dagger symbol next to her book
I have NEVER heard anyone speak of Mitt Romney with anything resembling excitement and I live in Massachusetts.
BTW it is worth noting that Sarah Palin’s book is STILL on the list (at 34) after 17 weeks.
I take exception to Marc Armbinder’s comparison of Romney to Roger Maris. It is unfair to Maris who actually was able to hit his 61 under normal game conditions and won 3 World Series. Maybe it would be fairer to compare it to McGwire or Barry Bonds instead.
This is amateur night stuff, and this guy wants to be president? The blowback on this is going to be much worse that the positive press he got when the debut first was reported. Bad form Governor, bad form.
Anyone care to make book on how long it takes Romney to fall off?
Update: It is worth noting that Sarah Palin’s book is still ranked in the top 150, 143 at Amazon as of this morning, while Mitt’s newly released book is at 43, only 100 spots ahead.
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“Speaking to the CPAC right-wing conference in Washington, D.C., Romney said that the dismal employment situation, a year after Obama took office, showed the president was a “failure”.
OK a normal politician jabbing the competition. So how did Massachusetts rank while he was governor on job growth?
“Governor of Massachusetts from January 2003 to January 2007. And “during that time, according to the U.S. Labor Department, the state ranked 47th in the entire country in jobs growth….50th out of 50 after one year, 47th after four”. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/mitt-romney-tries-to-play-the-jobs-card-2010-02-23
Its sad when a former Governor and Presidential candidate is best remembered as the President and CEO 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games Organizing Committee.
Romney can buy publicity (and candidacy) for a LONG time.
Dammit.
But he can’t buy votes and that’s the main thing.