We all love Sarah Palin in our own way
Extreme right wingers and liberals have one important thing in common: we’d both love to see Sarah Palin become the 2012 Republican presidential nominee.
We just have different reasons for wishing it.
Why do conservatives (especially conservative men) love the thought of having Sarah lead them into battle? What, haven’t you seen those red pumps? And don’t forget how happily she lambasts liberals. It’s like getting Ann Coulter without the Adams apple.
As for why many lefties also pine for a Palin nomination, here’s a hint, borrowing ever so slightly from The Music Man:
They’ve got Palin, Right there in their convention! With a capital “P” And that rhymes with “T” And that stands for trounced!
November 12th, 2008 at 1:49 am
First, Sarah says she is glad to be home in Alaska and isnt interested in running for Prez in 2012. Suuuuure…..Now, she is on some kind of interview marathon, hinting that if God opens a door, she prays she doesnt miss the open door, and she will plow right through it. Sarah has the big head. Sarah has the big head. Silly Sarah is so taken with herself, there isnt a hat size big enough to fit her. In her interviews she confabulates with the ease of a highly experienced liar. I expect Sarah has spent a lifetime telling tales and profiting from it. The problem is, she forgets that her remarks are now all on video tape, and the contradictions contradict the contradictions. The clothing thing really has her rattled. She has about a dozen different stories on that one. I hope this very superficial woman is one of those personalities that come on the scene, make a big splash; then everyone gets bored with their egotistical shenanigans; they get caught in some scandal or other; and fade into the background to be filed away with Monica Lewinsky, etc., etc. ad nauseum.