with these hips, these lips, these getaway skips... i've got it made

Nov 05, 2008 23:25

Okay, so now that this kind of thing is harmless instead of scary ( Read more... )

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e2satori November 6 2008, 05:39:06 UTC
Well, you say "harmless", and I suppose it's technically so, but...

what's terrifying is that they - the Republican machine - were ready to go along with a VP candidate that was utterly, completely, unequivocally the wrong person for the job.

She's the wrong person to teach FOURTH GRADE.

She's someone who's coasted through her life on her looks* and her manufactured sass, and thank GOD America saw through it. Of any VP in my lifetime, Palin would be the most likely to have to take office, because McCain + melanoma = short life expectancy. (I'm still shocked the media didn't make more of this, because melanoma is some serious shit.)

Thank god we dodged THAT bullet (unlike all those poor worn-out copter-hunted wolves Palin's shot).

But you know, in her defense: about Africa? Some US Americans don't HAVE maps. Such as. For the children.

But she knows right where Russia is: out her kitchen window! You betcha.

*From today's Newsweek: "At the GOP convention in St. Paul, Palin was completely unfazed by the boys' club fraternity she ( ... )

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e2satori November 6 2008, 05:40:48 UTC
Oh yeah, highly amusing source. I'm sure there will be a deluge of sewage on this woman before she (thank GOD) fades into the mists of history.

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e2satori November 6 2008, 07:35:47 UTC
I had to share this comment that a friend of mine wrote on another blog re: Palin not knowing about Africa:

"I don't know where it is, but I know I can blow the shit out of anything on it."

lulzy

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What Colbert Said, She Believes ext_132225 November 6 2008, 14:05:55 UTC
Which is: Reality has a strong liberal bias.

This is the best encapsulation of crosseyed conservatism,
to which Palin only adds stylish glasses.

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m0xiee November 6 2008, 14:32:16 UTC
"Palin asked to speak along with McCain at his Arizona concession speech Tuesday night, but campaign strategist Steve Schmidt vetoed the request."

First intelligent decision they made since taking her on.

I just wonder if she'll get re-elected for governor, even.

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esmesquall November 6 2008, 17:18:22 UTC
I don't really remember myself, but I'm not aware of any historical precedent for the veep candidate participating in the concession speech. Which, OK, Palin being entirely ignorant of history and precedent is hardly front-page news, but that really jumped out at me more than anything in that article. Like dude, lady, IT AIN'T ALL ABOUT YOU.

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cleahpatra November 6 2008, 23:40:48 UTC
On the other hand, the laughable-ness of a 2012 bid almost makes me want them to try it. Can you imagine incumbent Obama vs. Palin in a debate?

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