[The Unknown Republican]

They should issue an apology to Palin on the front cover.

[Sybeck1]

She will never get respect.

[GeronL]

Where did they get the quotes from? What was their source?

[Yaelle]

Rush said that Time magazine also ran with this fake quote.

Everyone will think it was Palin saying this, because half the American people STILL BELIEVE she said she could see Russia from her house.

I think Palin should sue.

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

An actual apology! What progress!

Problem is the wacko leftie blogs will pick up the lie and spread it around and millions of people will believe it.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Lazy bass turds. They should be sued for plagiarism.

[turfmann]

Instead, they put in a file labelled “Fake, but accurate”.

Not that I would believe anything printed in such a rag, nor use a copy of Time magazine for anything other than to kill a bug.

These cretins deserve the wailing and gnashing of teeth they will certainly engage in when she becomes President.

[cake_crumb]

Took long enough. A bit BEHIND THE LEARNING CURVE are you?

[laweeks]

The damage has already been done. It’s in print. ‘Nuf said. The lefties will wave that all around. US magazine is disgusting,especially after that sick photo of Elton John and his homosexual partner holding a baby as if it were theirs.

Now this. US magazine is probably in hysterics!

[Grampa Dave]

What the reality and real sound of Sarah Palin does to liberals:

[I see my hands]

To:

Place holder.

[Tax-chick]

1. This will continue to be repeated as fact.
2. Idiots will continue to believe it.
3. “Concerned” “conservatives” will say Sarah shouldn’t run for President because idiots believe these lies.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

If they had only had the sense to quote Tina Fey they could have gotten away with it.

[Harley]

This reminds me of a line Bob Saget used to use in his comedy monologue. It went like this:

"Men can nurse. No they can, I read it. First I wrote it down and then I read it."

Somebody in the MSM is writing weird stuff down about Sarah Palin and then after reading it they are printing it. I wonder what class they take in Journalism school to learn that?

[bray]

The fake quotes originated from an Onion-like satirical web site, relaying a fictional radio interview between the former Governor of Alaska and Fox News host Sean Hannity.

Media Matters or Huffandpuff post?

Pray for America

[3niner]

Ninety percent of Democrats still believe she said, “I can see Russia from my house.” (-Tina Fey, D-SNL)