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Friday, January 27, 2012
Brewer's tiff with president boosts her book sales
PHOENIX -- It's debatable whether arguing with the president of the United States is a bad move politically.

But it appears it can be financially beneficial.

On Wednesday, sales "Scorpions for Breakfast' were tepid. Amazon.com, where Gov. Jan Brewer has been marketing her political screed on border security, federalism and the "liberal media,' reported that sales ranked it No. 343,222 all the titles on its list.

By Thursday morning though, it had skyrocketed to No. 56. And by early Thursday evening it had made it all the way to No. 10 on the bestseller list.



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