Viewership for "Sarah Palin Sees Alaska For the First Time" has dropped 40%, Once you have seen the trainwreck do you really need to go back for a second peek?

From the Daily Beast:

TLC executives have a lot less to crow about this week: Ratings for Sarah Palin's Alaska, tanked after just one episode. The show's premiere last Sunday surprised the television world with 5 million viewers, a ratings record for the medium-sized network. But viewers seem to have had their curiosity satisfied with a single episode. Two million, or 40 percent of them, failed to tune in for more. Worse for TLC, the median viewer age for the second episode was 57—well outside the target adult demographic and 15 years older than the network's typical viewer. Network execs said they expected a ratings dropoff after the premiere, and that the show could have been hurt by the American Music Awards.

It looks like Sister Sarah's planned media blitz to attract more support for her political aspirations is backfiring big time.

Not only is her crappy program hemorrhaging viewers, but her plan to pimp out Bristol in order to garner sympathy and soften her image, has so angered the people watching DWTS that instead she has earned a whole new passel of critics who never really paid attention to her and her dysfunctional family before. In fact she may have single-handedly destroyed the programs future.

I have said many times that the more people see Sarah Palin the less support she will have.  And she is doing everything in her power to prove me correct.

But if you want to see Sister Sarah at her most manic, and can stand to sit through almost 50 minutes of her high pitched screeching, you HAVE to watch her interview yesterday with Sean Hannity. I was going to sit down and pick it apart for you, but I am so shocked after listening to it that I cannot even bring myself to listen to is again and point out all that is wrong, crazy, and frightening about it.

Get your bottle of Maalox ready before you start, and good luck.

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Now I want to point out that NOBODY has taken Palin's words out of context.  These are HER words, spoken to a host who is VERY sympathetic toward her, and so she cannot claim that anybody "twisted her words" or "took them out of context." 

So if you managed to get through these four videos, or even portions of them, do YOU find her to be a viable Presidential candidate?