Sarah, Sarah
In case you haven’t seen them yet, below are Sarah Palin’s interviews with Katie Couric. The last video is one that didn’t air until Saturday night, right before Saturday Night Live, weird.
While you are watching these, please realize that this woman could be one run-away melanoma from being President of the United States. For the full transcript and additional video go to CBS’s one-on-one with Sarah Palin.
Palin on the financial crisis
Palin clarifying her foreign policy experience:
Is it just me or does the look on Couric’s face scream, “You ignorant bitch, I can’t believe you might be my Vice President”?
Palin/ Couric SNL Interview:
As always, comments and feedback welcome.
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Given her success thus far, I am going to start using the plan of becoming adorable when challenged. “Pew pew! (Wink)”
Only 6 weeks left for McCain to replace her with Lieberman…he better hurry up…
Please, please, please! Replace her now. Not cause I want Lieberman, but at some point you have to seriously consider the “what-ifs”…what if McCain wins, what if McCain dies, what if Palin is in charge of the most important government on the planet? At least Lieberman could lead.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgHHX9R4Qtk
Yeah… with all this financial crisis stuff, you’d figured he would have picked Mitt Romney. As much as the guy’s religious right stuff wigs me out, at least he’s actually a businessman. Strategically, he would have been a lot stronger choice than Gov-ner Palin. I wonder what spreadsheet had the numbers on it that told them what they were going to get with each candidate and how many votes Mitt was short.
Madame had noted that Carly Fiorina was also in the running to be McCain’s VP. She seems like she would have been a much stronger choice and still not had a penis (maybe).
Don’t forget though how much the pick of Palin energized the Republican base. From that perspective she was a great choice.
is it natural to be a lil scared right now?
admin, but hasn’t her approval rating with even the republican base dropped like 20 points since she actually opened her mouth?
The sad part is.. her approval rating is still high with the evangelicals/religous-right. And that is the group McCain is trying to pander to.
I’d hit it.
mmmhmmmm.
Her approval rating is so high with the evangelicals/religious right because she’s got a direct line to god. What could be better than another leader who listens to the Lord for how to guide our country?
Two leaders that listen to the Lord for how to guide our country? That’s right Palin/Bush in 2012!
Unless the Lord has an MBA (with something better than a C average) or a degree in Econ, they should probably listen to someone else for awhile.
TJ,
I’m scared, too. How incredibly irresponsible it is of ANYONE to vote for McCain/Palin. If he dies while in office (which by looking at him, definitely looks possible), Palin would be in command. As much as I love dogs, I don’t think a pit bull with lipstick can handle the job. Geez, she couldn’t even handle Katie Couric. Very scary indeed.
Ms. Jeley, this article reflects your sentiment: http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/americas/09/29/zakaria.sarah.palin/index.html I heart Fareed Zakaria.
on a lighter note…
i’m now consumed with lust for Tina Fey