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Milton during happier times with Red Swingline stapler
Hot Air is providing us with more information on Sarah Palin’s ‘lack’ of thriftiness. It is amazing what people will gripe about when there is nothing to gripe about.
CF’s favorite comment on the article is:
But… but… she took my Red STAPLER…
Romeo13 on September 9, 2008 at 4:43 PM
David Zucker is greatness
There’s a movie coming out in October by David Zucker (who made The Kentucky Fried Movie, Airplane!, Top Secret!, and the Naked Gun movies) that parodies Michael Moore, Islamofacists, etc. This article is about that movie. What’s interesting is the discussion about Hollywood Conservatives (names are named; some you already know to be conservative and others will be surprises). This is being billed as an unabashed CONSERVATIVE movie for pro-America people. “Surely you can’t be serious!” Yes, I am serious. Dead serious. And don’t call me Shirley.
There is also a little write up on this film over at another conservative view site.
Our conservative friend thought this politcal cartoon was worth a forward to multiple friends. I do think Mrs. Palin will whoop up on some media.
I was reading some headlines about the media onslaught of Palin’s character and came across an article that discusses CNN anchor Campbell Brown’s line of questioning about Palin’s experience.
“The interview was totally fair,” Brown said. “I was trying to get an answer. I was persistent, but I was respectful. That’s my job. Experience is a legitimate issue when John McCain raises it about Obama, and it’s also legitimate for us to raise it about Palin.”
Two things I can point out about this statement:
1. The MSM would NOT question Obama or his people about his lack of experience, so McCain’s campaign had to do it.
2. The “them versus us” aspect of the quote leads one to believe that the media is admitting that it’s Obama’s surrogate in this (and many other) cases.
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