Posted on 06/10/2009 4:24:08 PM PDT by joinedafterattack
10. Listen, I didn’t know Willow Palin was 14. She was born in 1995. I thought she was still 13.
9. Why’s everyone so mad? I wasn’t making fun of Barack…?
8. I understand some offense was taken over my remarks last night. If that’s the case, I’d like to offer an apology to A-Rod. Tonight on the show, we have…
7. Careful buddy. You’re criticizing the guy who almost got the “Tonight Show.”
6. I’m a comedian and therefore not responsible for anything I say … ask Jon Stewart. 5. See, you all spoiled it. The plan tonight was to come out and tell a similar joke about Barack Obama’s daughters. But you can forget it now…
4. Everyone just needs to relax. Page, six, paragraph seven of the “Democrat Handbook” clearly states Republican children are fair game. Or is that the “Mainstream Media Handbook” … I get them confused.
3. It’s just been brought to my attention that during the campaign Barack Obama declared Sarah Palin’s children off limits. So, I would just like to say that this will never happen again and I hope the President will accept my apology.
2. Would you believe I was hoping to be Keith Olbermann’s “Worst Person in the World”?
1. If what I said was so wrong, why haven’t feminists complained?
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I can’t imagine why any self-respecting human being would run for office. From the looks of things, few do.
What kind of example do you show your children when you decide to withdraw from unwarranted vicious attacks.
Standing tall in the face of adversity is a great life lesson.
That said, each of us makes our own decision.
It may be worse than that....it appears that our fellow countrymen won’t elect self-respecting, honorable human beings.
What a tool. We should send a message by not watching.
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