*This is the first in a series of blog postings in which we will highlight the rank political hacky-ness and stoopidityness of Sarah "Gov. Babe" Palin and her guy Rush, who are working overtime to lead us back to the glory days of 1950's, when blacks couldn't vote, women knew their place was in the kitchen and the John Birch Society branded President Eisenhower as a communist (John Birchers, they who are, incredibly, rising up again since being welcomed into the Teabagger Movement. Where will it all end?).
In her speech to the nation's "Teabaggers" over the weekend, that revolutionary patriot and truest of all true witnesses to our Lord and savior Jesus Christ, Sarah Palin, noted some Democrats' electoral losses since Obama took office a year ago, with Obama's talk of hope and promises of change, and asked:
"How's that hope-y, change-y stuff workin' out for you?"
Here's a question for Gov. Babe (as her No. 1 fan Rush calls her, usually in the context of saying something like, 'She's got more curves than a NASCAR racetrack').
"How's that leadership stuff in the great state of Alaska workin' out for you?"
Oh, wait . . . you couldn't take the heat. And who knew it could get so hot in Alaska.
You had to get out of the kitchen when all your political hackneyed machinations started catching up to you and members of your own Republican Party in Alaska could no longer abide your dishonesty, didn't you?
So you did what any hack politician in your running shoes would do.
You quit, Sarah Palin.
You folded your tent, made a rambling speech that would mystify a witch doctor as to why you were quitting (although, in good and typical Republican fashion, you had to blame the news media; like all politicians with nothing to say and nothing to stand FOR, you attacked the mean-ey ol' news media). And then you set out to get as rich as possible.
Keep up the attacks on Obama, Governor. He's standing up to the heat and the slings and arrows of you and Rushbo and all the other loud clowns as he goes about governing the nation with a serious sense of purpose, ma'am.
Unlike you, Sarah Palin.
A quitter.
That librul Democrat Harry Truman would no doubt be impressed with your fighting spirit, he who famously stood up to enormous amounts of political heat and said, "If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen."
