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[reasonisfaith]

Karl Rove will be among the few remaining fans of Tina Fey’s Palin impression. (Rove thought Tina Fey was Palin, until just recently.)

[muawiyah]

Oh, good grief. Tina definitely proves that evolution doesn’t always work right.

[laweeks]

She should wish she had half the class, beauty, and brains that Sarah Palin has. Tina is doing a horribly worn-out and really not funny parody of a wonderful woman. But then the libtards did that with Reagan and George W. too. Ha Ha. Real funny.

[fml]

“unless you don’t want to pay for your own rape kit

I don't get it...

[My Favorite Headache]

Here is what Tina Fey really looks like...before Madison Ave. got to her.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvEkl8RWfro

Her first TV commercial.

[9422WMR]

So her deal is she can “cut” her eyes left or right and that is attractive? She’s homely at best and is a wide track (otherwise known as a fata**) , if you have looked at her recent photos.
Talentless hag is her claim to fame. (or lack thereof)

[Sarah Barracuda]

It must suck to be Tina Fey, when no one gives a crap about her and just asks her to do her “Sarah Palin impersonation” Hey Tina, you had no talent then and you have no talent now

[se_ohio_young_conservative]

Tina Fey is a piece of trash

[I still care]

In the latest “Alaska” commercial, Sarah says, “Hey, I think I can see Russia from here.”

[massmike]

...Another no-talent from the eternally overrated SNL!

(OK...Mr.Bill DID have his moments....)

[yarddog]

It was never about being funny, it was always about trying to harm someone using the power of a national audience.

I can’t stand Tina Fey.

She did sort of look like Palin when made up right tho.

[dforest]

Now when I look back at clips of Fey and her Palin act, it wasn’t very good. She wasn’t even funny.

I don’t think anyone is interested in Fey. Perhaps she could try a Michelle Obama.

[Billthedrill]

It needn't be, but several things will have to happen to rescue it from the bitter, superficial irrelevance to which Fey seems determined to condemn it. First, Palin will have to be elected. Comedians don't make careers out of mocking private citizens. Second, Fey will have to understand her target a little better. She needs to understand Palin as a theater critic needs to understand a play. What she's doing right now is attempting to satirize a one-dimensional caricature, which is why nobody but Palin's enemies (and not the brighter ones) is laughing at the moment. Thirdly, she needs to grow up a little and become a human being instead of merely playing one. Best of luck with all that.

Comedian Rich Little managed it with respect to Richard Nixon. It absolutely can be done, but at the moment it will take a woman of quite a bit more character than Fey displays to manage it. IMHO, of course.

[Keith in Iowa]

When was it welcome??

[FrankR]

It could be that it's the only real attention she ever got...you know what narcissists these liberals be....

She's turned a once-funny satire bit into character assination. To her, the impression was just a new angle to draw attention to the left's assault on Sarah Palin.

May she fall back into the has-been, dust-bin.

[fkabuckeyesrule]

I’ll start worrying about Sarah Palin when she starts imitating Tina Fey.

[rlmorel]

Her Palin routine was slightly humorous the very first time. The second time it was stale.

Now it is pathetic.

I watched a movie “Date Night” with my wife, and it was the first time I ever saw her in a movie...I was completely underwhelmed. The movie had about three funny parts in it.

[xjcsa]

From the article, Steve Martin says, “every year Washington D.C. becomes a comedy Mecca. And we know how funny Mecca is.”

[ceoinva]

But the impression has stuck. My business colleague who detests Obama thinks Palin is a dunce. I’ve tried many times with no progress. Any suggestions on how to disabuse him and many, many others who might otherwise like her of that impression?