This pretty much sums it up for me.

Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton in a non-partisan announcement.

Originally Posted by Ghost Echo

Well what bothers me is that no one has brought up what influence her brother Micheal might have on the election and the presidency.

Who's the handsome grey and white furry one?

What about AlPAC?



And, I think Progressive Communities ought be concerned that Odobenusine-Americans will replace the gerbils now in place in those sodalities.

Sarah speaks about oil imports and exports

Of course
it's a fungible commodity
and they don't flag
you know
the molecules
where it's going
and where it's not
But in the sense
of the Congress today
they know that there are
very, very hungry
domestic markets
that need that oil first
So, I believe
that what Congress
is going to do
also
is not to allow
the export bans
to such a degree
that it's Americans
who get stuck
holding the bag
without the energy source
that is produced here
pumped here
It's got to flow
into our domestic markets
first

Salon has an interesting article about Sarah Palin. Here is an excerpt.

According to some political observers in Alaska, this pattern -- exploiting "old-boy" mentors and then turning against them for her own advantage -- defines Sarah Palin's rise to power. Again and again, Palin has charmed powerful political patrons, and then rejected them when it suited her purposes. She has crafted a public image as a clean politics reformer, but in truth, she has only blown the whistle on political corruption when it was expedient for her to do so. Above all, Palin is a dynamo of ambition, shrewdly maneuvering her way through the notoriously compromised world of Alaska politics, making and breaking alliances along the way.

"When Palin takes credit for knocking off the old-boy network in Alaska, it drives me crazy," said Andrew Halcro, an Anchorage businessman and radio talk show host who ran against her in the 2006 GOP primary race for governor. "Sarah certainly availed herself of that network whenever it was expedient."

Originally Posted by The Wonkette

Salon has an interesting article about Sarah Palin. Here is an excerpt:

"When Palin takes credit for knocking off the old-boy network in Alaska, it drives me crazy," said Andrew Halcro, an Anchorage businessman and radio talk show host who ran against her in the 2006 GOP primary race for governor. "Sarah certainly availed herself of that network whenever it was expedient."

...and lost.

Originally Posted by jamesdglick

...and lost.

Uh... To quote Generations

"... The portrait that emerges of the 1961-1964 cohort group is vivid and unflattering. Over the post-war period, at each age through 24, this group has generated all of America's lost aptitude test scores; the highest high school senior drug and alcohol abuse; all but one of America's highest drunk driving rates... record rates for many other pathologies, including suicide."

Either way... "may we live in interesting times."

Obama - 1961
Palin - 1964

Though Obama seems to be a lot more with it than Palin. Palin even outdoes Hillary. Geez.