My fondest memories of Sarah Palin is of a woman in over her head talking of dressing moose and eating moose burgers. But I'll never forget her rallies, where her supporters would hold up signs calling Obama a terrorist, something she encouraged. She joined them in saying Obama was some sort of radical nut.
I'll never forget her coming out speech, when she incited republicans to chant Zero, Zero, Zero.
She was snarky and condescending but after getting a taste of her own medicine, she crumbles and quits.
It was fine and dandy as long as she got her way.
I hope she stays out of politics because I don't ever want to hear her utter the word "Alaska" again.
Palin is one of those preachy, self-righteous conservatives who will never look in the mirror.
During her erratic speech she blamed the media and you could hear her blame the Obama administration, just about everyone, for quitting. She even pulled Trig out of her hat. (see her speech here.) If anything, the media built her up to be bigger than she is. If it weren't for the media, I don't think anyone would consider her presidential material. But the media keeps tossing it out there as if it's a possibility.
If she took a moment to reflect, she might see a sanctimonious woman who, from the very beginning, has been in WAAAAAAY over her head. She also might realize, she's got too many kids to care for, including one who needs extra care. McCain's choice of Palin as vice president was an insult to Americans.
Andrea Mitchell says Palin is fed up with politics:
I hope she stays out of politics because I don't ever want to hear her utter the word "Alaska" again.
Palin is one of those preachy, self-righteous conservatives who will never look in the mirror.
During her erratic speech she blamed the media and you could hear her blame the Obama administration, just about everyone, for quitting. She even pulled Trig out of her hat. (see her speech here.) If anything, the media built her up to be bigger than she is. If it weren't for the media, I don't think anyone would consider her presidential material. But the media keeps tossing it out there as if it's a possibility.
If she took a moment to reflect, she might see a sanctimonious woman who, from the very beginning, has been in WAAAAAAY over her head. She also might realize, she's got too many kids to care for, including one who needs extra care. McCain's choice of Palin as vice president was an insult to Americans.
Andrea Mitchell says Palin is fed up with politics:
Fox folks talk about Palin's speech. Juan Williams says there's another shoe to drop. Nah. Again, she's just in over her head. She's out of her realm. There's nothing more to it than that:
