Newsweek publishes Mark Sanford's interpretation of Ayn Rand's work

[Are_grits_groceries]

Atlas Hugged
Ayn Rand has drifted in and out of favor, but she may be more relevant today than ever before.

By Mark Sanford | NEWSWEEK
http://www.newsweek.com/id/219001

Why?

[BolivarianHero]

1. What's he "interpreting"?

Ayn Rand's corpse?

[WCGreen]

2. I guess he still hasn't had a satisfying sexual experience because

I figure that crap doesn't register once you get over the sexual pull AR has on boys...

[SIMPLYB1980]

4. We like dirty sex.

:shrug:

The rest of the books are useless, and even worse no pics!

[WCGreen]

7. He built the biggest cock, I mean sky scrapper to hold the

woman he loved...

[SIMPLYB1980]

8. LOL!

:thumbsup:

[barbtries]

3. is that the mark sanford

known as the philandering idiot of south carolina? newsweek, huh. yeah, i can skip that.

when i was just young, i read everything by ayn rand i could grab hold of. i don't know how i managed to keep on being this warmhearted bleeding heart liberal democrat that i am. :)

[WillFranklin]

5. MARK SAAaaaaanford, the MORAL ELITE of the Repuuuuublicans

Maaaark SAAaaaaanford, the moral eliiiiiite of the Repuuuuuuublicanssssss.

[niyad]

6. WHY is this philandering cretin being given attention for anything? he isn't even smart enough

to lie convincingly--and he's going to "interpret" something?

won't even bother clicking on the link. . .

the ONLY thing I want to see in print, or on the airwaves, from mr. "hiking the appalachian trail" is "I am an asshole, and I resign"

[lutefisk]

9. Interesting tidbits about her in the current issue of The Economist

The Economist reviewed two new books about Rand:

"The woman behind these right-wing myths was exceedingly odd. She had “a glare that could wilt a cactus” according to a writer in Time, and wore a broach in the shape of a dollar sign. She was even odder to live with. Ms Burns points out that she obliged her long-suffering husband to wear a bell attached to his shoe so that she could hear him come and go. She all but obliged her leading acolyte, Nathaniel Branden, to meet her for sex twice a week, informing both her husband and Mrs Branden that the arrangement was rational."

http://www.economist.com/books/displayStory.cfm?story_id=14698215&CFID=90783002&CFTOKEN=26291507

[annabanana]

10. I'm not going to plow through that, but. . Did he show any of his "Family"

predilictions for "I'm right because God wants it that way"?

[Sebastian Doyle]

11. I'd publish my interpretiation of Rand's work

but I just flushed it down the toilet. :hurts:

[leanderj]

12. Who is Ayn Rand?

Is she related to Oily?