Posted on 11/02/2008 3:44:05 PM PST by Wegotsarah.com
Palin: Tina Fey Better Hold Onto Her Sarah Palin Outfit
COLUMBUS, OHIO) - Projecting confidence of a come-from-behind win on Election Day, Sarah Palin had some advice for a certain NBC actress who’s been a thorn in the Republican VP nominee’s side for almost two months.
“Now speaking of great performances, did anyone catch John McCain last night on SNL — 'Saturday Night Live?'” Palin asked the crowd at an airport hangar rally here.
“He was such a pro in those skits there with Tina Fey.
And little advise for Tina—we want her to make sure that she’s holding on to that Sarah outfit because she’s gonna need it in the next four years.”
I whole heartly agree....
Get in line. You and millions more of us.
Right, except Sarah’s much better looking and more electrifying.
Yes. My take on it is that Sarah has single-handedly revived and inspired John McCain. She’s given him reason to believe they can win.
Good post. Hope history repeats. -:)
You betcha!
Thanks so much for that story!
Now as then, the media thinks we’re so stupid and common, and that they’re vastly superior to us. They don’t get the popularity or electability of a habadasher, or a hockey mom. Their hubris blinds them, whether the story is about a Truman, a Palin, or a Mr. Smith who went to Washington.
The media doesn’t get how we don’t fall for the slick and prepackaged, and how it’s related to an innate American intellegence, a profound sense of patriotism, and a firm grip on our God given freedom.
Amen. No matter what happens, I am so proud to support Sarah. She embodies a strong, Godly, American woman ... everything that’s right with this country. She is comfortable being real, feminine woman of faith. I will be praying for Sarah (and Mac) today.
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