Terry wishes Sarah Palin a Fond Farewell
I really wish that Mrs. Palin had at least some ability to speak coherently. Watching her defend her statements just makes me cringe. Apparently, Terry doesn’t think much of it either. Thanks to Matt Phillip for sending this my way.
I hope to see you again Sarah.
Love Alex.
Sarah says something about something.
Palin talked to CNN’s Dana Bash last night and spoke some incoherent sentences about running for president in 2012 or something.
BASH: You’re notably not ruling out 2012.
PALIN: Well, you know, right now, I cannot even imagine running for national office in 2012. When I say that, though, of course, coming on the heels of an outcome that I — I certainly didn’t anticipate and had not hoped for.
But this being a chapter now that is closed and realizing that it is a time to unite, and all Americans need to get together and help with this new administration being ushered in, policies that have got to help this nation keep us secure.
Somewhere is that mess of words is a sentence, maybe even an answer.
Video of interview:
The Anchorage Daily News endorsement.
Alaska’s largest newspaper made its presidential endorsement yesterday and it is supporting Obama/Biden.
I just wish that the statement:
“Since his early acknowledgement that economic policy is not his strong suit, Sen. McCain has stumbled and fumbled badly in dealing with the accelerating crisis as it emerged.”
was shortened to:
Since his early acknowledgment that economic policy is not his strong suit, Sen. McCain has palined badly in dealing with the accelerating crisis as it emerged.
See how nicely that reads.
Karl Rove palining about Palin in San Francisco
Mark Matthews of KGO ABC7 in San Francisco caught Rove palining while covering the Mortgage Brokers Association convention.
Dan Savage, the genius behind the word santorum, wants to be Sarah’s gay friend.
It looks like Natasha Vargas-Cooper at Radar Online thinks that Sarah is working against us.
“This may surprise you, but the cringe which adds hundreds of irreversible wrinkles to your face when you hear Sarah Palin speak doesn’t come from her inane policy proposals. (Or not totally.) For the most part, it comes from witnessing Palin desecrate our most precious resource: verbs.”
Update: George Packer at the New Yorker also made some observations on Sarah’s palined grammar.
thanks to WD for pointing out my spelling errors.
