New book, "Christian Nation," examines what might happen if Sarah Palin became President. Can be found in the horror section of your local bookstore.

Courtesy of Mediaite: 

“They said what they would do, and we did not listen. Then they did what they said they would do.” 

That’s how the first chapter of a new alt-history novel called Christian Nation ends, beginning readers along a journey described as a “terrifyingly credible path toward theocracy,” led by President Sarah Palin after President John McCain unexpectedly passes away. 

The book, written by lawyer Frederic C. Rich and published by W.W. Norton & Company, is based on Palin’s famous 2010 remark that “America is a Christian nation.” Envisioning a Palin presidency, Christian Nation describes an alt-history in which “America’s Christian fundamentalists” gain power and transform the country into one in which “constitutional protections [are] dismantled” and “all aspects of life dominated by an authoritarian law called ‘The Blessing,’ enforced by a totally integrated digital world known as the ‘Purity Web.’” 

“The scariest thing about Christian Nation is that it’s so plausible,” said Americans United for Separation of Church and State’s executive director Rev. Barry W. Lynn. “No violent revolution, no blood in the streets, is necessary for Americans to lose their freedoms—just a failure to defend the liberties that we often take for granted.”

Why? Why write a book like this?

Don't I have enough trouble going to sleep at night?

BOO!

 You know the crazy thing about this, besides Sarah Palin of course, is that THIS was the actual scenario that used to haunt my dreams back in 2008. I will have to assume that this book is clear evidence that I was not the only person visited by Palin induced night terrors.