Sarah Palin: Don’t Blame Me

My God, she really does talk like that all the time.

Oh well, the good news is she is now a footnote.

obviously, my html skills suck.

KT
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What did you think about the newsweek article about Sarah Palin spending even more than what has been exposed?

Sarah Palin a person who talks about herself in the third person…egad. She is definatly a closed chapter in a book that never should have been written.

KT – Two questions for you:

What was the best assignment you’ve ever had as a reporter?

What is the one assignment you’d never had that you’d like to have?

I hope we’re rid of her mangled syntax.

Who TF says “…he being…”? I mean damn.

The look on her face suggests she didn’t comprehend just how divisive a figure she’s become and it’s only now starting to dawn on her. She is not a bright woman. Those who suggested she was owe us an apology.

“…John McCain, I believe, is the American hero. (…) He being so full of courage and wisdom and experience. That valor that he just embodies.”
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This is the republican’s downfall in a nutshell. Palin lists the reasons why McCain should have won- and it’s all about biography. The American people don’t care, they want someone that will face our problems with well designed plans. Obama gave the impression that he’d formulate thoughtful, non-partisan, nuanced solutions — McCain talked about personality.
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We’ll see if the repubs can re-group and, perhaps, bring fiscal conservatives back into the fold while booting the social conservatives- as I see it, that’s the way they need to go (after 8 yrs).

I was actually reading it in Palin’s dialect. I am glad we are done with that. The Newsweek story today though is just the beginning.

She literally talks that way all the time. 4 years of that would have been pretty awful.

David Frum was trying to warn the GOP away from Palin today:
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http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2008/11/05/david-frum-republicans-face-choice-between-two-paths-to-revival.aspx

KT — I’m late to the party today, having slept off my post-election hangover on planes to lovely Cedar Rapids, IA.
But I wanted to join my voice to the chorus of thanks for bringing us “the inside scoop” on this election. Great job, and good luck!
Hope now you can get some rest and fun, without having to sacrifice all that campaign food.
Still waiting for those inside-the-plane photos, though…

Back on topic, Sarah Palin “splits”. Everyone and everything is ALL good, or ALL bad. Since that thinking applies to herself, and she obviously considers herself “good”, it follows that she quite literally can’t do anything wrong — If I (or these here “good” people) did it, it’s right by definition. If there’s a problem, that’s the Democrats’ fault.
The scary thing about such a person is that they can argue so forcefully and convincingly, because they really sincerely believe they’re right — NOT lying. The difference between her and some others I’ve known (I could name you a certain famous basketball coach) is that she’s not smart enough to fool anyone smart.
People, political parties, and religions that think like that must not be entrusted with power.

Hey, does Babel Fish do a Palin-English translation? Because I cannot for the life of me figure out what she is saying there.

I’m glad she’s out of the national political area for awhile, but I confess to being fascinated with the way she talks. She reads worse than she sounds, and so it’s interesting that she can make something that isn’t a sentence sound almost reasonable when she’s saying it.
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Like Bush she’s incurious and ignorant, as opposed to unintelligent – though I don’t suppose she’s a mental giant, either. Also like Bush (or I should say…) Like Bush she shouldn’t be misunderestimated also.
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It’s occurring to me just now how much she’s like Diana Wales in some ways. Chosen for looks, undereducated, treated like an accessory, blamed when things don’t go right for the principal, scheming, and very appealing to her constituency (I should admit, I guess, that I adored Diana).

Cliff
Shorter Palin=I had nothing to do with this debacle

Kathy, Interesting comparison with Diana.

Kathy, let’s not write her off yet!
A scenario:
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Felon Ted Stevens is re-elected. He is expelled by the Senate.
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Special election time. Sarah runs for Senate (campaigns are more fun than governing) to “reform DC” by continuing to bring back pork to AK.
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Back to the future with Caribou Barbie.

Kathy, she sounds better than she reads because she speaks with absolute confidence — see my post above.

Joe, she’s never in doubt, but often wrong.

Joe – agreed.
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Andy – yeah, I think she’d probably run for Ted’s seat. But I don’t know she’d get it. Ted got re-elected (if that’s true) because of seniority. SP doesn’t have any, and Alaska just might realize they’d get more pork with a Democrat than with a Republican, under the circumstances. And it’s all about pork in Alaska.

I seem to be having trouble with some of my sentences too but at least you guys know I can usually put a sentence together.

Palin in the Senate would be great for Dems. Let her be the face and voice of the Republican party for a generation I say.

BTW:
John McCain = Al Davis
Sarah Palin = DeAngelo Hall

Kathy, pardon the pun but something’s not kosher with your logic. Regardless of party the new AK senator would have zero seniority.
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I think they’d go for Sarah in a big way. She could do less damage to the state by being in DC than she can by being in Juneau.

Cincy

Ted Stevens=Michael Vick
Sarah Palin=Ocho Cinco

Special election time. Sarah runs for Senate (campaigns are more fun than governing) to “reform DC” by continuing to bring back pork to AK.
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At which point the Senate censures the f–k out of her (or whatever they do in the Senate) in revenge for the dirty Presidential campaign she ran. I hope.
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Kathy, rest assured you are one of the most legible commenters here.

Did you hear that Davis waived Hall today, eight weeks after giving him a long term contract?

Pat Buchanan looks tired. I guess he spent all night locking up his valuables.

No Cincy…WOW

In a sense, she’s right. McCain picked out of spite (to the Republicans who wouldn’t let him have Lieberman), cynical sexism (“I’ll give the Hillary supporters a girl! heh heh heh”) and impetuousity (just like the ‘campaign suspension). Furthermore, he didn’t have the guts or the integrity to rein her in when she started to morph into Father McCoughlin/Joe McCarthy, even though I can’t imagine he didn’t know about the spike in threats to the Obamas, and the hideous response she provoked among the racists and knuckle-draggers at their rallies.
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All in all, Palin’s place on the ticket revealed why John McCain is/was unfit for the Presidency at least as much as it revealed her own inadequacies.

I can’t wait until she launches her valiant quest to find the Real, Pro-American America. Popcorn, please.

One thing we all now have in common with John McCain is pleasure in seeing the back end of Sarah Stalin.

“One thing we all now have in common with John McCain is pleasure in seeing the back end of Sarah Stalin.”

She’s doing Playboy?

I believe Stevens will be thrown out of the Senate and then the Governor appoints a replacement. Am I wrong?

As in, there will be no election.

KT, a question.
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How come the Republican talking point that I have heard everybody from Karl Rove to Tom Coburn use is that we are still a center-right country. How come several journalists repeat it as fact? On some social issues such as gay marriage, I would agree, although that is mostly generational. On abortion, on health care, on Iraq, on progressive taxation, most of the country is center-left. Why don’t journalists mention that as they are repeating the talking points of the RNC about where the electorate is on issues.
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Or more to the point, when these points get brought up by the Broder wing of the press, why isn’t polling data used to either refute or enforce this point used instead of everybody repeating what everyone else is saying? Do most people who make under $100,000 a year prefer that they get smaller tax cuts to give larger ones to the wealthy? Really? You wouldn’t know. We are a center right country after all.

‘Not my fault’ – Palin
‘You don’t understand’ she said
Doesn’t matter now

You don’t mind if I continue the haiku do you? I’m quite enjoying it actually. Maybe I can make it into a tradition . I have 78 of them so far about the U.S. Election – (am recording them in a word document). If I do enough, I might be able to fill a book – (Swampland Haiku – Political commentary in poetry from the TIME magazine web-site blog public comments ).

She’s doing Playboy?
At this point, I think her career prospects look best at Fox News. That is, if they would consider hiring a non-blonde. Or maybe she could contribute to Michelle Malkin’s blog.

cincinnatus:
I think she’s more the Rogue, Dude or Gent type.

Palin: “Don’t blame me, I voted for Kodos”

I read somewhere that she received credit for exciting the base and helping down ticket. But a competent evangelical could have done the same things AND appealed to the centrists.
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After Bush/Cheney, my guess is that Palin was a contributing factor to Obama’s victory.

keillrandor: you want haikus? See http://www.hotchickswithdouchebags.com. I think they have a special thread for haikus every Wednesday. Be forewarned: those guys are good…

I don’t think the governor of Alaska can appoint a senator. Something about that privilege of the Alaskan gov being yanked after Murkowski appointed his daughter to an open senate seat, or something. (Too lazy to go look it up…got very little sleep last night, yet I can’t stay away from Swampland.)

Carl Cameron reported on Fox tonight that Palin did not know that Africa was a continent instead of a country, or who was involved with NAFTA.

She also refused to be prepped for the Couric interview. We dodged a big one folks. She was dangerous.

If you play the clip of her voting in Wasilla real slow, you can clearly see that she gave birth again in the booth. Possible names: “Rogue” or “Saks.”

kathy, my mom noticed the Diana parallels too. The parallel I see is Bush: he was an inexperienced, unqualified governor/former cheerleader who said ridiculous things in an astonishingly stupid way. Palin is an inexperienced, unqualified governor/former beauty pageant contestant who says ridiculous things in an astonishingly stupid way.
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I’m not saying that the different reactions they provoked among the Republican elite were entirely the result of sexism, but I think most of it was.

Swampland is dying a slow death due to all these technical issues. I give this place 3 months max unless something is done about this terrible product.

Carl Cameron reported on Fox tonight that Palin did not know that Africa was a continent instead of a country, or who was involved with NAFTA.

Are you fcking kidding me?!

I lose a bet I made with myself. Nothing with Obama on it? C’mon!

Hey, pourme –
I’ve been out all day, but thanks much for linking Randy Newman earlier! I’ve always loved “Sail Away”.

Africa’s a continent? I thought it was just a bad Toto song!

Please free me from moderation. I said “sexist” and “stupid,” but nothing else….

Wait… do I have to say s*xist?

Jarais I was shocked by the Africa and NAFTA comment too. But what scared me is that they knew of these comments prior to the election and Fox continued to defend her and attack those who said she was not qualified. I can’t wait for more revelations.

@joe – Love that song; the contrast between the stateliness of the pitch and the secret that the listener is in on just brings it home for me.

Apparently I do. Great. Here’s my revised post:
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kathy, my mom noticed the Diana parallels too. The parallel I see is Bush: he was an inexperienced, unqualified governor/former cheerleader who said ridiculous things in an astonishingly stupid way. Palin is an inexperienced, unqualified governor/former beauty pageant contestant who says ridiculous things in an astonishingly stupid way.
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I’m not saying that the different reactions they provoked among the Republican elite were entirely the result of s*xism, but I think most of it was.

(CNN) — Randy Scheunemann, a senior foreign policy adviser to John McCain, was fired from the Arizona senator’s campaign last week for what one aide called “trashing” the campaign staff, three senior McCain advisers tell CNN.

One of the aides tells CNN that campaign manager Rick Davis fired Scheunemann after determining that he had been in direct contact with journalists spreading “disinformation” about campaign aides, including Nicolle Wallace and other officials.

“He was positioning himself with Palin at the expense of John McCain’s campaign message,” said one of the aides.

I think Palin is right. She sure can’t be blamed for the clumsy McCain campaign, or the damage already done. She didn’t help, other than the RRCB, the Republican Religious Crazy Base. She is who she is, and bears no blame for the Republican defeat. They had already taken care of that before we even knew who she was.

During the lull here, let me say that imo, McCain’s finest hour was his gracious concession speach amidst his rabid followers who he had to hush to speak. Same for Little Bush. Never thought I could come up with a kind word for the man.

Since this thread is about not blaming Palin I have to link to this revisionist history perpetrated by Mark Salter and cut and pasted by Michael Scherer.
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http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1856960,00.html
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It’s the media’s fault McCain didn’t win.
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That and Obama wouldn’t go on Town halls with McCain. It’s an outrage and what’s even more outrageous is that Scherer wouldn’t even stand up for his colleagues or his profession.
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It’s awful stuff.

Since I spent too much of the day on planes, help me out here — how many talking heads exploded today?
sgw, are you out there?

Joe Bftsplk,
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No exploding heads but we do have some FoxNews footage of the beginnings of Sarah Palin being thrown under the bus. Does anybody here not know that Africa is a continent?
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/05/palin-didnt-know-africa-i_n_141653.html
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Notice that Carl Cameron says there is more to come
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JayAckroyd I want my steak!

I guess I’m being pety here but I will be. Palin’s hair lost all of it’s poof this morning now that she does not have a $20,000 stylist. I bet the campaign told her to be out of the hotel by 11 am.

Hi Joe, I think the MSM is conducting business as usual. Telling Obama not to try to overreach, govern from right of center, etc.
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Of course he has no mandate, Pelosi is evil, Reid can’t be trusted, etc., etc., etc.

Thanks, sgw!
Although I have to say I’m somewhat disappointed about the lack of carnage.
To the Coliseum! Let the blood sport begin!

theoriginaljames
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I respectfully disagree about McCain’s concession speech. I have heard many people talk about how great it was. In my opinion it was very mediocre and only focused on the fact that Obama was the first black president. After months of saying Obama is un American and un fit for the job of POTUS he needed to say a he!! of a lot more than that to impress me. And as for his supporters booing, thats exactly what he has primed them to do for the past three months whenever he has said Barack Obama’s name so what did he really expect would happen? Phuck John McCain and the horse he rode in on!

How about FoxNews anouncing that McCain’s foreign policy guy Schuneman actually got fired last week for leaking the info about Sarah Palin but the McCain didnt want to announce it.

Republicans hating on Palin now is like being mad at Pacman Jones for ruining your fantasy football team. It’s kinda missing the point.

SG: I understand your anger. I disagree with you about its delivery. Salter wrote a great concession speech and McCain delivered it with sincerity. My wife and I watched it from different cities and when we talked about it this morning, we both concluded that had McCain used this demeanor (I’m not saying it is who he really is) during the whole campaign, he might have emerged victorious. Thankfully, he didn’t. But he set a tone (not that he really feels this way) of respect and reconciliation; something that was needed after his and Sarah’s toxic, reprehensable behavior on the trail.

I’m with you, sgw. I thought McCain sounded very insincere, just going through the motions. I understand he doesn’t get along with the teleprompter, but still…
Or maybe it was because Salter didn’t start writing the speech until 10:45.

Oh one more thing, we should abuse innocent horses .

that meant to be SHOULDN’T ABUSE

SG you are right about Sarah being thrown under the bus by McCain. I’m somewhat surprised no one has risen to her defense.

What can brown do for you? Hannity pimping Bobby Jindal.

As Andy implied MSM behaved as usual, talking about this great change yet voicing the same memes. They are assuming the great change that has come does not include them apparently. Frankly I was a bit surprised no one said Obama’s victory was bad for the Democrats, but there’s still tomorrow. I suppose more layoffs are needed before they begin to understand.
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“The McCain campaign found out last week when the aides sought reimbursement. One aide estimated that she spent “tens of thousands” more than the reported $150,000, and that $20,000 to $40,000 went to buy clothes for her husband. Some articles of clothing have apparently been lost. An angry aide characterized the shopping spree as “Wasilla hillbillies looting Neiman Marcus from coast to coast,” and said the truth will eventually come out when the Republican Party audits its books…One senior aide said that Nicolle Wallace had told Palin to buy three suits for the convention and hire a stylist. But instead, the vice presidential nominee began buying for herself and her family—clothes and accessories from top stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus.”
http://www.newsweek.com/id/167581

As Andy implied MSM behaved as usual, talking about this great change yet voicing the same memes. They are @ssuming the great change that has come does not include them apparently. Frankly I was a bit surprised no one said Obama’s victory was bad for the Democrats, but there’s still tomorrow. I suppose more layoffs are needed before they begin to understand.
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“The McCain campaign found out last week when the aides sought reimbursement. One aide estimated that she spent “tens of thousands” more than the reported $150,000, and that $20,000 to $40,000 went to buy clothes for her husband. Some articles of clothing have apparently been lost. An angry aide characterized the shopping spree as “Wasilla hillbillies looting Neiman Marcus from coast to coast,” and said the truth will eventually come out when the Republican Party audits its books…One senior aide said that Nicolle Wallace had told Palin to buy three suits for the convention and hire a stylist. But instead, the vice presidential nominee began buying for herself and her family—clothes and accessories from top stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus.”

http://www.newsweek.com/id/167581

I suspect once establishment Republicans make it clear to Palin that she’s not their future, she may switch her attention to leading the Alaska secessionist movement. That state,s gone nuts, and living under the rule of Washington now may be just too much for them to take.

Good phucing gravy, Cincy. On the other hand, she sounds like a through-and-through Repug: take what you can while you can.

dfh, you cracked me up. Bad hair day for Sarah. What is check out time? From Princess to the War Hero to checking out or moving to Motel 6. I am still laughing at all of the possibilities. Thanks for that.

Don’t let the door hit ya on the way out, honey.

BTW, who follows up on McCain’s “donation to charities” promise? It’s dreadfully unfortunate that some of the clothing has gone “missing.” Simply shocking that the hired help can be so irresponsible.

“never in doubt, but often wrong” …… this is the definition of ANY form of ultra-religious zealot. “True faith” requires a near blind acceptance of things that are not supported by evidence in an attempt to reach goals that have no reasonable expectation of being achievable.
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It also has the nasty habit of being very “exclusive” vice being “inclusive” because the premise is that if your religion is “right”, then by default anyone who does not agree with you is “wrong”.
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This is a very, very, very dangerous combination. Look no further than your history books about Christianity or Islam when emboldened with military and political power. You’ll find the source of some of the bloodiest conflicts in human history. Anytime you hear someone in a position of influence start labeling entire societies as “good” or “evil”, buyer beware.

The Pageant Slug can join John Edwards on my list of people I never want to hear from again.

Welcome to the big leagues, Sarah. When you lose, all the excitement turns into a big game of Who Gets Thrown Under the Bus. And you’re it.

After the McCain people and the RNC get through with her and once the legal problems facing her back in the governor’s office, the talk about Sen. Sarah or the GOP nomination withered away. I’d say she’s got a good shot at as host of Good Morning, Wasila!

I’m sorry but I have to say she makes look W. look downright articulate. Thankfully/hopefully, Hillary’s razor sharp wit and command of the issues, not to mention tenacity, is what most will take away from this historic election. I think we can have that much faith in Americans now–that one inane dipsh-t (which says so much more about conservative men’s thinking) cannot reverse everything that HRC achieved. Hill won’t have another shot (nor will Palin, I’m convinced) but she sure made the path of the next woman to run for POTUS a lot easier.

And it’s worth many of us staying around here if for no other reason than to antagonize the everlasting hell out of Mike. What a perfect wanker.

Semi-OT:

A bit of instant nostalgia – Joe the Plumber’s official website, where you can join his wealth redistribution support group for $14.95 (hint: some of it is redistributed to A Certain Plumber) and get (actually, pre-order – good luck with that) his book, being hastily ghostwritten as we click.
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You’ll want to hurry, as I suspect the domain registration fee is being paid on an hourly basis.

JayAckroyd I want my steak!

Give it time. She’ll blame them. And her nutty followers will believe her.
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And there are many more of them than there are people who support Mark Salter and John McCain.
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I didn’t believe that for quite some time. But if you think a town hall debate between her and Byron York staged in a megachurch is going the Hair’s way, you have not been noticing the crowd dynamics.
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If she stays in office, and out of jail, I think you’ll see more of her.
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Depends on the handler, though. She’s pure talent, nothing behind the camera there.

Jay,
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I am going to give it time, but you have to admit that the fact that this stuff is coming out on FOXNEWS does not bode well for her. By the way Cam Cameron came back and had MORE to say on Bill O last night
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Now what is going to stick isnt the diva stuff. But the fact that she didn’t know the signers to NAFTA and didnt know that Africa is a continent discredits her as a high school graduate let alone a presidential candidate. And then word that she “cracked under the pressure”??!!
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Now remember this is one day out from losing. ONE DAY! What is she going to come back with exactly? How will she impune John McCain whom she has said repeatedly is a hero?
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If you can’t answer that question McCain win’s.
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How about Ruth Chris? lol

FlownOver,
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Notice how JTP doesn’t explain what he is going to do with the money that he is asking people to send in to join his website? I guess its also just a coincidence that his book costs the same amount as the fees to join his website. I wonder if somebody in his family is going to finally tell him to stop making an @ss out of himself. He is SO far past his 15 minutes that he is about to make Kato Kaelin look like a great American hero.

Well, to be fair, she can’t see Africa from her house.

they still dont get it do they:
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The economic crisis didnt make a democratic victory inevitable – its that he showed the cool, thoughtful leadership needed to potentially get us out of it and McCain – not so much.
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The banner was very much up for grabs until Obama grabed it while they sat around dishing out the aged red meat. Of course it doesnt help thier case that historically deomcrats are better for the economy, but hey, in theory a republican could help the economy, if they werent threatened with the plank whenever they showed some creative thought.
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holy shit! my comments not in moderation!

Ah, next time pick a running mate that is not a dried up bitter old man with a trophy wife.

Eric
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I had this conversation with my cousin yesterday. Imagine for just a moment that the day Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy that John McCain goes in front of the microphone and says these words “Today one of the major investment houses in our country’s history has filed for bankruptcy. This is an indication of a serious problem going on with Wall Street. It is for that reason that I have asked my VP candidate Mitt Romney to explore some solutions to the coming financial crisis so that we can stay ahead of this problem. I now cede the microphone to the man who helped save the Olympics….”
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We might all be singing quite a different tune today.
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Boy am I glad he DIDN’T lol

exactly – what a nightmare that wouldve been
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and you know what – I have little doubt Obama wouldve out performed Mitt on economic policy and leadership anyway – but wouldve been a squeekers instead of a neo-landslide, without Sarah Palin pulling McCain to the bottom of the sea.
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Wouldve really given Obama the ride of his life – I dont want to think about that alternative universe – But I bet somebody in the Obama camp must be counting on something like this in 2012 – a competent republican ticket to run against.

were going to see a huge crater in consumption instead of a holiday spike this year, jobless claims, everything is negative, Yahoo is nolonger in a position to give the finger to microsoft. I cant find any goodnews when looking at the economy – I think people are going to start asking for Obama to step up before he has any authority to do so.
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Obama better have his team ready and working long before inauguration.

She’ll blame the elitist Washington handlers. She’ll just say they’re lying. She just has to cite the “Wasilia hillybilly” line, sgw, to make her point. These attacks are also very sexist–and the all the women who identify with her as one of them will be personally offended.

Oh, and I forgot, sgw. Red State has started operation leper.
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Yes, the McCain people are trying to get out in front and blame Palin. But, um, they ran this campaign. They picked her. As they say wrt the Sarkozy mess, the McCain campaign had her schedule, and the call was set three days before it took place..
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The takeaway is going to be that this is typical McCain-style improvisation and dice throwing.
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This also partly depends on whether McCain wants to bother to rehabilitate himself. If he does, he’ll distance himself still further from the base, who is already blaming him for not being true to the wingnut cause.
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Very messy.

jay,
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I saw that operation leper deal on redstate but what if that list grows so long that it starts to encompass most of the thinking moderate republicans of the party? I am d@mn near convinced that we are going to have a new party come out of this infighting within the Republican party. And maybe those of us with liberal leanings can go on some of these websites like redstate or free republic and move that meme along. It would go something like
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“If the Republican party doesnt want to stick to its conservative roots, then we should break free and become a REAL third party option. The Conservative party would be great for a center-right country and we can push Sarah Palin as our leader and presidential candidate starting today. Who is coming with me???”
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Seriously I hope it happens.

jay,
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I saw that operation leper deal on redstate but what if that list grows so long that it starts to encomp@ss most of the thinking moderate republicans of the party? I am d@mn near convinced that we are going to have a new party come out of this infighting within the Republican party. And maybe those of us with liberal leanings can go on some of these websites like redstate or free republic and move that meme along. It would go something like
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“If the Republican party doesnt want to stick to its conservative roots, then we should break free and become a REAL third party option. The Conservative party would be great for a center-right country and we can push Sarah Palin as our leader and presidential candidate starting today. Who is coming with me???”
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Seriously I hope it happens.

If Sarah Palin was not looking at 2012 we would walk away and leave her alone. But many of the GOP base think she is their future – so she remains a topic of discussion. Sarah Palin needs to be derailed before she can totally destroy the GOP. …………..

http://thefiresidepost.com/2008/11/06/palin-didnt-know-africas-a-continent/

Ohg, you say “before she can totally destroy the GOP” as if it’s a bad thing…

Sarah needs to learn that she cost him the election by moving the campaign way to the right.
http://collegedemsny.com/blog/

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