Sarah Palin's Christmas message to her "on the brink of extinction" supporters.

Willow Palin trying to cool down a snowball.

Found hanging from the Holiday tree over at SarahPAC:

Merry Christmas! 
Posted on December 22, 2011 

My family and I wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! I offer this to all because Christmas is a holiday for all, whether you are a Christian believer or not. The message of Christmas is full of hope, peace, joy, and the fellowship of all mankind; so I find it amazing that every year we hear more accounts of a ramped up “war on Christmas.” (Uh..you mean the made up controversies from Fox News?)

How sad and ironic that a handful of grinches are at war with the annual celebration of the birth of the Prince of Peace, whose coming was prophesied centuries earlier and was then gloriously heralded by the angels with a blessing for “peace on earth” and “good will toward men.” (Sorry I gagged a little on the hypocrisy there.) Even if one doesn’t believe the story, can’t one at least recognize the beauty of the message? (That people are born sinners, through no fault of their own, and that their only hope of salvation is to accept YOUR religious beliefs? You mean that message?) Or at the very least, let everyone else enjoy the season without throwing a temper tantrum at the sight of a Nativity scene? People who feel affronted by a baby in a humble Manger display or a few Christmas carols have truly lost all sense of proportion and seem to be most in need of some holiday cheer. (Says the woman who attacked the President because the White House Christmas card did not have enough "family, faith, and freedom" for her tastes.)


At a time when our country is divided on so many things, Christmas unites us. It’s a beautiful part of our culture, and for many of us it’s a beautiful part of our Faith. In fact, for believers it’s “the main thing.” In today’s tumultuous times we can remember the bible’s record of Three Wise Men from the East who received an angelic message of Jesus’ birth. They may have been unsure of the message, so they sought truth. They trekked to Bethlehem to find out more. There, they found Jesus and they honored Him. The story of the wise men reminds us that today wise men still seek Him. So in this season especially, let’s seek truth. ("Let's seek truth?" Did she REALLY just say that? I'm sorry, does anybody know if too much irony causes headaches? Because I have a doozy.)


Let’s celebrate with family and friends. Let’s shout a cheery “Merry Christmas” to everyone we meet. Let’s remember our brave men and women in uniform defending us far from home. And let’s all pray for a peaceful New Year. (And thanks to the fact that President Obama is bringing our troops home from Iraq this one will be FAR more peaceful than in years past. Oh, is that NOT what you were praying for?)


From our home (The fortress on the dead lake) to yours, Merry Christmas. 

- Sarah Palin

Apparently the card by Love & Knishes must really have irritated the grumpy old Grizzled Mama.

I am once again stunned at this woman's complete lack of self awareness. To, in only a few days time, go from attacking the President for not being "Christmassy" enough in his holiday cards, to condemning the "war on Christmas perpetrated by YOUR network and then wishing that everybody ELSE would start seeking peace, is so chock full of hypocrisy that it should serve as the most unbelievable shining example Christmas reindeer shit ever typed out on a Blackberry.

Well it IS the holiday season so let me wish a Merry Christmas to you as well....you lunatic.

Update: Because many of you have mentioned it , I thought I would include a blast from the past when all Palin had to do to excite her Palin-bots was send out a card featuring her favorite political stage prop.

Palin family Christmas card from 2008 featuring Trig Paxson Van Palin.