What does a politican do when sales of her book are flat and dry as an Arizona mesa? Instead of greeting the president of our country with the repect and dignity deserving of his office (like any adult and welcoming home town politician should), she stages an orchestrated scene, wags her finger at him and makes sure the cameras are rolling. She couldn't do this behind the scenes, why waste a possible chance to move that stale book from 325,000th on the best seller list in such a classless way?

Politicians in office (these "public" servants) should not be wasting their time in office using ghost writers to pen books for them and reap the profits while in office. If she devoted her attention to Arizona, maybe it wouldn't be in the state it's in.

Scott Miller

St. Louis