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Opinion: Sarah Palin apologizes for leaving 100 books unsigned in Indiana

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Based on the above video (found here), the scene in Noblesville, Ind., at the end of Sarah Palin’s appearance looked more like a protest than a book signing.

Outside the Borders bookstore in Noblesville (wouldn’t it be great if it was a Barnes & Noble in Noblesville?), dejected Sarah Palin fans shouted, ‘Sign our books! Sign our books!’ as her personalized bus sputtered and prepared to drive away.

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Some booed as they held fresh copies of ‘Going Rogue’ without a wet signature from Palin. However, they were plenty wet from the rain they had been waiting in.

The estimated 100 or so disappointed fans were reportedly given signed pieces of paper, while some demanded refunds. But click here and take a look at the photo of how many fans there were during the signing.

Palin quickly addressed the disgruntled crowd in a Facebook post titled ‘Not enough hours in the day.’

‘We are working on a solution for those who were left behind,’ she wrote. A revisit?

-- Mark Milian

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