I would weep if Sarah Palin was veep

New York Daily News ^ | Tuesday, October 28th 2008

[presidio9]

I hereby nominate this article to the Palin Derangement Syndrome Hall of Fame. As far as I can tell, Daley's main complaint is that Tina Fey does a really good impersonation of her. The other thing that would actually make this grown man weep seems to be the clothes that the Republican Party provided for Governor Palin, to help her fit in better in Washington. It's worth mentioing that that $150m that the clown car media keeps talking about is first reduced by the $50m of clothes that didn't fit the governor, and then by the $25m that was spent on image issues other than clothing, and then be another $30-40m for the clothes delivered to her, but she never got the chance to wear.

For people like Daley, and Mike Lupica, and other idiots who write for the Daley News, there seems to be this smug sense of satisfaction that Obama has already won this election, and soon Sarah Palin will go home to Alaska, never to be heard from again. But the RNC is certainly not about to give up on a politician who regularly draws 30-40,000 people to rallies all around the country. No, she's here to stay. At least until she finally gets to wear all $75m worth of the free clothes she got for running.

[skeeter]

This reads like a high school junior’s essay.

[ConservativeMind]

I weep because Palin is Veep, too.

I want her has President, instead.

[autumnraine]

It would make me weep if this person who wrote this actually had a thought process that didn’t make my head hurt when trying to read it.

Is it just me?

[King of Florida]

He lost me when he didn't use the subjunctive: "if Sarah Palin were veep."

[popdonnelly]

Frankly, I’ve had all I can take from these people. Let’s go on to seeing what we can do to get McCain elected. Failing that, let’s do all we can to derail Obama’s socialism.

[autumnraine]

Wasn’t it the most disjointed thing you have ever read?

[prolifefirst]

I would weep

There's no crying in politics.

Especially if you are a man. Please say you're not.

[impeachedrapist]

I'll be hidin'
if the Veep is Biden.

(but it won't be)

[netmilsmom]

I would say!!!

My eight year old writes better Fanfics.

[DieHard the Hunter]

I nominate Daly for the “Lord Haw-Haw” award.

[evets]

Is this her?

[mlocher]

Wasn’t it the most disjointed thing you have ever read?

Yes, but what do you expect from disjointed brains.

[I see my hands]

To: Daley

"where do they get those extras"

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The day will come when an extra will put his hand on your arm. The day your self satisfaction turns sour. Be happy now, lib, the day will soon be over, the digging will be done.

[evets]

[skeeter]

"Disjointed" is an adequate, if too charitable, description of leftist thought.

I don't know whether to feel infuriated or pity.

[LauraJean]

What a sissy boy. But lets face it. This loser would start crying if he was forced to go to Walmart to buy a candy bar. The worst thing you could say to him would be “Nice,suit, did you get it at Sears.”
Then watch the sissy boy break out in tears.

[stanz]

Here's my response to that article in the NYDN:

I'm glad you biased ***** in the media find the time to publicize such nonsense in the first place and then complain that people like Sarah Palin are vapid and not viable candidates. There are lots of voters who DO think she would make a good VP. She certainly has more experience in government than Obama and a tells the truth unlike her bag-of-wind Democrat VP plagiarist opponent. Judging by the polls, if they are accurate, you won't have to weep. I hope you do though. In fact, I'd like to see you and Katie Couric and Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews cry yourselves to the point of dehydration, and flake like dust in the wind.

Posted by Stanz on Oct 28, 2008 12:26 PM reply Report Offensive Post

[Hildy]

I weep as this is what is considered journalism today.

[Natural Law]

I would weep if Sarah Palin was veep...tears of joy!