In her Fox News interview yesterday Palin attacks President Obama for being ignorant on energy, running for office instead of running the country, and stealing the 2008 election with foreign money.

Klondike Kardashian starts her vicious attack by blaming President Obama for the high gas prices and using her shoddy record as Governor as an example to, and this part is almost unbelievable, shame him for his performance.

Her assertion that cutting subsidies would hurt smaller oil companies, and their ability to find new oil resources, is a straw man argument at best.  By the way how does the Queen of the Teabaggers justify supporting government handouts to corporations making billions of dollars in profits when their whole philosophy is supposedly to cut government waste? It has become increasingly transparent that Palin is now a shameless corporate whore.

But then around the 2:07 mark Palin gets flustered by Baier's question and seems to change her position entirely, now suggesting that the oil companies are huge corporate entities who use their numerous lobbyists to funnel as much profit as possible to their shareholders. This time when asked again about subsidies Palin avoids the question entirely and instead accuses the President of not knowing what he is doing when it comes to energy.

At the 3:38 mark Baier asks Palin if she were a member of Congress whether or not she would vote against raising the debt ceiling.  Palin answers with a "Hells no!"  (When in fact she actually meant "Hell's yes!") Then she goes on an uninformed rant about not needing to raise the debt ceiling because America "rakes in" 6 billion dollars a day and should, instead of paying to keep the government running on a day to day basis, simply use every penny of that money to pay down the national debt. She then goes on to say that the states should be left to worry about paving their own roads, building their own monuments, and supporting their own "cowboy poetry." (Wow, does Palin hate cowboys!  I wonder how that plays in the Mat-Su Valley?)

By the way, does Palin not understand that having the states pay for these things would STILL mean raising taxes on Americans?  And that without the Federal government financial support which Alaska has gratefully received for these last fifty two years we would still be stuck in the nineteenth century, relying on gravel roads, carrying our own human waste to the local iced over pond in honey buckets, and communicating with our friends and neighbors around the state using ham radio sets?

Then Baier attempts to nail Palin down on her plans for 2012.  "Haven't decided yet." is her response, after which Baier reminds her that Fox pays her to be an "analyst" and suggests she offer an opinion on the rest of the potential GOP field instead.

Palin refuses to say much about anybody in particular, instead waxing poetically about the importance of the process and how it should not simply come down to a handful of "elites" or "chosen ones." (This was said immediately after being asked about Mitt Romney.)

Speaking of "elites" the very next question is about Donald Trump (8:21) and here Palin completely switches gears, commending his courage, and defending his right to "throw out good ideas." (You know like asking the President to prove he was born in America, or what his grades were in school, or wondering out loud who wrote his books for him. You know, good ideas like that.)

When asked about Michele Bachman, Palin says she respects her because she has had to "go up against the elites, if you will in the party, and buck some tide." (WTF, is "buck some tide?")

Baier tries his best to nail Snooki down by reminding her that she said she would only get in the race if she did not see anybody who she felt she could support, and suggesting they were now at the point for her to make that decision.

Palin responds with a brusque, "We're not to that point yet Brett." (Translation: "I can still milk this thing and squeeze donations out of my ignorant supporters  for at least another year yet, so why would I strangle that golden goose now?")

After Palin brings up the fact that the Obama campaign has already started, by way of attacking him, Baier uses that to suggest it is time for the Republicans to get serious and start their own campaigns if they hope to have any chance against him in the upcoming election.

This REALLY pisses Palin off, and she responds with: "Nope the point is our President should be buckling down and trying to find solutions to the challenges facing this country!"

Baier: "It doesn't matter how much he raises?"

Palin: "You know I do not want to believe that the American political process is going to come down to who has the most money. If that's the case? Count me out!"

Well I already counted her out a long time ago, but it is good to hear that she does not realize that having tons of money to spend in a Presidential campaign is a very necessary part of the American political system and that she is admitting she can not compete if it is.

But then the Grizzled Mama gets REALLY ugly (9:08) by suggesting that Obama's 2008 campaign was partially financed by foreign money, which of course is illegal.

To his credit Bret Baier asks Palin directly if she is suggesting that the FEC "would find that foreign money got into the Obama campaign?"

Here Palin seems a little unsure of her "facts" and tries to hand the ball over to Baier: “Am I wrong to bring up the fact, and maybe Bret at this point, you have more information than I do on where a lot of those dollars were that were unaccounted for. Remember we saw much proof of a lot of the contributions to Obama’s campaign credit card contributions under fake names, and addresses that perhaps weren’t even real addresses in the US, you know I certainly hope that we won’t give up on making sure that we have free and fair elections. Not just Obama’s, heck some on the GOP too, on the GOP side. Let’s make sure rules are being followed. We are a land of laws."

Leaving that accusation just hanging in the air, Baier simply ends the interview without providing cover for Palin, leaving her to suffer the sting of the forthcoming criticisms for her outlandish statements all by her stupid self.

This represents and even lower, new low for Palin.  She is clearly still so embittered by her loss to President Obama that she must accuse him of cheating in order to justify how a black man could have beaten her, and the old guy that was running with her, back in 2008.

As Geoffrey Dunn is so brilliantly pointing out in his book, Palin is the very definition of "competitive," and when she loses MUST find a reason to explain it that does not call into question her own lack of ability, nor assign her any fault.

Toward that end, Palin will even accuse the President of the United States of stealing an election.

And you know, coming from somebody who benefited from the corrupt GOP political machine in Alaska, that is just the absolute height of hypocrisy.

(BTW, and this is somewhat off topic, but it appears to me that Palin is spending the majority of her time in Arizona, near Bristol, and has barely stepped foot in Alaska for several months now. My sources have recently suggested that the Shailey Tripp, and Dillingham love child,  revelations were too much for Sarah and that a Palin divorce is imminent. This is still in the gossip stages, but there is certainly plenty of circumstantial evidence to support that contention)