Actress Julianne Moore has won a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries for her role in "Game Change" on Jan. 27 at the 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles, Calif. The Screen Actors Guild Awards are presented by SAG-AFTRA and honor the best performances in film and television. Tonight’s show broadcast around the world from the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium.
This is the first Screen Actors Guild Award win and tenth nomination for Julianne Moore. The actress has also won a Golden Globe and a Primetime Emmy for her performance in "Game Change."
Wow Moore was up against some pretty impressive actresses in competition for this award including Nicole Kidman, Alfre Woodard, Sigourney Weaver, Charlotte Rampling. None of these can be considered lightweights, yet after ten nomination it was this performance that inspired her fellow actors to give it Julianne Moore.
So much for the oft repeated claim that this move was a bunch of lies, and that it was ill received by audiences or critics. Sounds like it, and Moore's performance. more than impressed just about everybody.
You know I wonder I there is a place that sells insurance policies on Wasilla refrigerators?
P.S. You can see the video of Julianne Moore accepting this award by clicking here.
Congrats to Julianne and Game Change!
ReplyDeleteAll of the bad news being dumped on Screechy is starting to make a difference--keep it up!
Please make sure you vote on this poll regarding Sreech's future as the wing nutters are trying to game it as usual:
http://www.nationalreview.com/#
Thanks G for keeping the pressure on--she should be in rehab soon!!
Done! She is failing 2-1 :)
DeleteSlightly OT: Hey y'all on twitter, Krusty's new sock puppet acct she tried to troll me...
Deletehttps://twitter.com/MaggieMae502/
YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!
That's a lot of awards for Sarah Palin too.
ReplyDeleteThat documentary wouldn't of been possible if it wasn't for Sarah and Todd Palin's con jobs
Would the Christian thing for Palin to do is to send a shout out and congrats to Julianne Moore as well as a congrats to President Obama on facebook?
ReplyDeleteWell sure, IF she was a Christian but she's not.
DeleteShe's always tagging onto the strings and reps of others. Like JohnnyMac..... like Raygun.... like imagined days of yore.... like Breitbart's old fans.....like glomming onto Christianity....
I loved the fact that Julianne Moore also presented the SAG award to Tina Fey, and said "you betcha!" when she announced the winner. Tina and Julianne, the two who best exposed Palin, getting awards on the same night. Just a top-off to the real Palin's bad week.
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome LMAO I could feel the tundra twats blood boiling all the way down here in the Lower 48
DeleteDon't forget Katie Couric. Her interviews showed that Sarah Pain was completely out of touch. It wasn't just the fact that she couldn't name anything that she read, she was running to be Vice President and she couldn't think of a single Supreme Court decision that she disagreed with. (Exxon Valdez!). Her answer about Putin rearing his head was another beauty which was supposed to address Sarah's foreign policy experience-- namely sharing a land border with Canada and a narrow maritime border with Russia. All that Tina had to do was repeat Sarah's weak answers in a SNL sketch to make Sarah look even sillier. As for Game Change, yes, it was all Katie Couric's fault, asking those Gotcha questions. Do not pay attention to the fact that Sarah didn't bother to prepare for that interview.
DeleteJulianne Moore, Tina Fey and Katie Couric were instrumental in exposing sarah for the 1/2 witted harridan she truly is. They are great Americans who saved us from her sneaking in the back door of our great country. Thank you ladies, you have done a great service for our country.
DeleteWord Salad adds up:
ReplyDeleteOver the course of three years as a Fox News paid contributor -- earning a reported $1 million a year -- former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin made $15.85 per word, according to a study from the University of Minnesota's Smart Politics published Monday:
A Smart Politics review of the more than 150 FOX broadcasts in which Sarah Palin appeared as a paid commentator from 2010 through 2012 finds that she spoke 189,221 words on air during this span, for an average pay rate of $15.85 per word.
According to the study, Palin appeared on the network in some form an average of once every 7.2 days. Most of her appearances were on "Hannity" or "On the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren."
http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/study-palin-made-1585-per-word-at-fox
By my calculation she made over $19,000 per appearance. I wonder if FOX thinks she was worth that? Nevermind, I guess we got an answer to that question this past week.
DeleteThanks to everyone in cyberspace, Sarah Palin is now making $0.00 before taxes are taken out as a journalist.
DeletePAT YOURSELVES ON THE BACK
I think Fox's biggest statement regarding the on-air future of Sarah Palin was the fact that she was never given her own show. They tested her in Spring of 2010 with that epically uncomfortable American Heroes show, which she hosted, and it was just terrible; even her supporters didn't like it. She was always just dialing it in on someone else's show so she could be "contained" and "guided" by a more successful on-air personality, but was never asked to host her on "Salad of Words with Sarah Palin".
Delete"...epically uncomfortable American Heroes show, which she hosted..."
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Her horribly uncomfortable performance on that show was due to her having to interview other people and express interest in their accomplishments.
She could not do it. In Sarah World, other people are to fawn all over her. She could not handle a position in which it was her responsibility to shine the spotlight on someone other than herself.
Her narcissism is downright crippling.
I wonder if that 189K+ words includes those that were repeated ad nauseum?
DeleteThose folks need a hobby! Who wants to sieve through a mountain of word salad?
DeleteI dare sarah to wear that dress!
ReplyDeleteeven at 85 lbs her arms aren't toned, if anything her batwings are more obvious...
DeleteBut jcinco, she does Yoga, all the time ;-)
DeleteShe somehow has trouble toning parts of her body, using exercises specifically meant to tone the body. I hope she addresses this in her fitness book.
Exhibit 1: The cellulite riddled thighs, on a "runner", a "serious runner".
Exhibit 2: The floppy triceps flaps on a serious student of Yoga.
oh, don't be silly, Anan 9:12
DeleteExhibit A: look at those washboard abs when she was pregnant
;)
So Fox pays the price for Bible Spice's TOXIC DUMP.
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Sarah Palin uttered more than 189,000 words over 150 appearances on various FOX broadcasts during her three years as an analyst at the network, or $15.85 per word
With the three-year contract now expired between FOX News and Sarah Palin, there is a wealth of commentary made by the former Alaska Governor and GOP Vice-Presidential nominee to dissect.
Palin, who was paid a reported $1 million per year as a contributor to FOX since mid-January 2010 when FOX announced her signing, may not have made quite the splash her employers had hoped during this three-year period, and would, on occasion go weeks between appearances.
So, did the network get their money's worth?
A Smart Politics review of the more than 150 FOX broadcasts in which Sarah Palin appeared as a paid commentator from 2010 through 2012 finds that she spoke 189,221 words on air during this span, for an average pay rate of $15.85 per word.
Palin appeared on the network in studio, by satellite, by telephone, or in a pre-taped interview an average of once every 7.2 days during this three-year period, with the vast majority of those coming on two particular programs.
Sean Hannity and Greta Van Susteren both interviewed Palin 55 times, combining for nearly three-quarters of her appearances on the network over the last 36 months. (Note: the latter total includes interviews by Griff Jenkins and guest host Martha McCallum on Van Susteren's On the Record program).
Though the number of appearances were equal, Palin spent a bit more time in the 9 pm EST slot, delivering 72,986 words on Hannity compared to 67,987 words while on On The Record with Van Susteren.
Overall, 74.4 percent of the words Palin delivered during her political analysis occurred on these two programs.
Palin generally avoided the more hard-edged interviewers on the network with less than 20 appearances before Chris Wallace on FOX News Sunday (13,970 words) and Bill O'Reilly's O'Reilly Factor (10,169) combined.
Palin also logged in another 5,768 words during the network's various election, primary, or caucus night coverage - usually interviewed by Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly.
She spoke 18,341 words on other FOX programs, such as The Five, Beck, and Your Money with Neil Cavuto.
Overall, with reported payments of $3 million across her three-year tenure at FOX, that means Palin was paid an average of $15.85 for the 189,221 words of analysis she provided the network.
And just what words were spoken among the 189,221 delivered by Palin during her three-year contract at FOX?
She only uttered her patented "you betcha" line twice as a FOX employee, and both during her first month as a paid analyst.
The first came on a January 28, 2010 appearance during On the Record and the other at the specific request of FOX News Sunday host Chris Wallace on February 7, 2010.
A slightly more common phrase Palin dropped was "Right on!" coming in at five mentions.
Palin discussed President Obama by name 786 times compared to just 41 mentions for her self-proclaimed favorite former president Ronald Reagan (as told to Gretchen Carlson) with 41 and Abraham Lincoln with three.
Religion was frequently peppered into Palin's commentary and the former governor uttered "Amen" 111 times across her 151 appearances.
She also mentioned "God" 57 times, Christians and Christianity 16 times, Moses three times, and Jesus once.
This isn't to say Palin didn't occasionally dance with the devil - delivering the PG-13 "heck" 28 times, "darn" nine times, "hell" seven times, and "damn" twice.
Palin mentioned "Muslim" 13 times and "Islam" on six occasions.
http://blog.lib.umn.edu/cspg/smartpolitics/2013/01/the_price_of_palin_15_per_word.php
Which also means that she received about $20,000 for each segment, which is what, 10 minutes? She appeared roughly 150 times in three years, working a total of about 75 hours over three years. She was not required to do any prep work, research or anything else related to real work that any and every other pundit was required to do. Sure beats a 40 hour work week and not bad pay eh?!
DeleteHey, some of what she said wasn't even words! I hope they're not counting the "made up" words in the total!!
DeleteOne of the most hilarious comments from her cult members was that she would no longer have to
Deleteendure " Hannity trying to make her look foolish ".
More like Dumb and Dumber.
Execs at FOX had to know they had a big problem ,
once she started making appearances and was incoherent and repetitive.
I'm surprised that the real backstory from other FOX pundits hasn't started leaking.
I recall her making one of her first on air appearances on FOX with Beck.
He tried to have a conversation with her about US history
and she would not answer a single question.
Because she couldn't.
He became frustrated with her refusal to engage.
I distinctly recall that afterwards he was very angry
and felt that he had been set up and made to look idiotic ,
asking question after question
and never getting an answer.
Like talking to a brick wall.
Her highly advertised appearance was a bomb,
the first of 150 on FOX.
I doubt she will be landing on Beck's show as a co host.
Anyone who attaches themselves to this emaciated cartoon character of a human being ,
deserves what they get.
How many times did she say *ME* or *I*? About a third of her total 'output'?
DeleteIt seemed like she turned every question into a press release about how well she had done something, or how great she is/was.
Sarah's a fraud. We all know that. But she doesn't understand yet that we all know, so I'll keep repeating it.
The makeup artists for Game Change should get their own award.
ReplyDeleteLooking at that photo, I can't imagine how Ms. Moore was able to uglify herself enough to be a convincing Palin.
And over on HP they are squeezing in as many stories as they can on her since the Fox deal went south. Guess they are just as interested in getting the max return on clicks while she's still in the news. What none of the MSM realizes is that she is ripe for picking (overripe really) and a decent investigative journalist could blow the doors off her life and expose her lies. Of course she'd be back playing victim in a heart beat so maybe best to let the bloggers keep up the pressure until Justice and IRS come for her and the Toad.
ReplyDeleteIn the mean time we'll await the next pregnancy announcement. Think of it. Brisket is done, Track is getting divorced. That leaves Willit and Pipette to fire up their ovaries and vault the family back into the limelight.
Interesting that these Christians almost never mention The Christ, but then, he was dark-skinned, turned the other cheek, helped the poor, talked nicely to whores, and said nothing about abortions and homosexuality; it just didn’t register with him.
ReplyDeleteYES, Darlene, I've said this from day one. They NEVER mention Jesus and, if you really want to anger a RWNJer, mention that Jesus was the biggest socialist there is and watch them freak. These people are so stuck in Old Testament times it's astounding.
DeleteStupid and Relic
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/01/28/scarborough-on-palin-fox-news-chief-decided-shes-not-worth-the-trouble/
“Are you saying that pushing her out of the spotlight is part of making ‘the stupid party’ less stupid?” co-host Mika Brzezinski asked.
“She was a great moment for them to fight back,” Geist said. “Now the question is, when you turn the page from her — and she does feel like a relic from a different time — where do you go?
Do they have a 3 Strikes Law - go to prison for life without the possibility of parole for journalists and commentators?
ReplyDeletePalin already has 2 strikes against her. She lost her Alaska sportscasting job and FOX job.
"Ooh What a Hockey Mom She Was" was played on Stephanie Miller this morning. Very funny. Wish I could get the lyrics. Everyone does seem to agree that "she's done." If she had run for president in 2012, she might still be relevant, some say. She couldn't and we know why: she would not have made it past the first debate and she couldn't afford the scrutiny. (Scrutiny that should have been done by the media and McCain.)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your diminished state, Sarah. Soon, you won't even be quoted from Facebook. Breitbart? Only the extreme right wingers pay any attention to that screed.
Finally, the curse of Palin has been exorcised. Thank you voters for Emmy, Golden Globes and SAG awards. You recognized the fine work of Julianne Moore and others in exposing the truth about Sarah.
Stephanie Miller -- daughter of U.S. Vice Presidential candidate with Barry Goldwater, Congressman William Miller of NY.
DeleteHas Stephanie used this connection to her advantage? She didn't have to, since she's smart, funny and pretty.
Here's a link to Feugelsang (sp?) talking about the sinking of "SS Palintanic"
Delete"She's the Tilah Tequilla of punditry"
http://current.com/shows/talking-liberally/videos/the-rude-pundit-examines-what-tila-tequila-and-sarah-palin-now-have-in-common/
DUMBASS SARAH
ReplyDeleteSarah you should of accepted their offer to play Sarah Palin in the movie Game Change.
That could of been you getting tons of awards and attention.
Bristol and Joey were stunning as they walked the red carpet at the SAG awards.
ReplyDeleteI am shocked Bristol did not win for her outstanding acting in her reality show.
Standard red carpet question:
DeleteWhat was Bristol wearing?
What was Joey wearing?
Hope abstinence Bristol was wearing more than a mattress on her back!
Joey better be wearing a condom tuxedo or be prepared to have the Palins squeeze his testicles for all his money and dreams!
She wasn't acting. She's really that distasteful.
DeleteSarah Palin and the End of an Era
ReplyDeleteThe former Alaska governor's split from Fox News highlights the fade of the Tea Party as well as her own diminishing role.
The news that Sarah Palin will no longer be a paid contributor to Fox News puts an exclamation point on the end of an era, or at least a chapter, in U.S. political history. She could land somewhere else, and she still has her Facebook friends, but it’s hard to imagine she’ll find a more visible or influential platform than Fox.
The former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee has been fading from the scene for some time, as she inadvertently highlighted when she complained on Facebook during the Republican convention in August that the network had canceled her scheduled interviews that night. Her brother, Chuck Heath Jr., told Alan Colmes last week on Fox Radio that his sister is “kind of laying low right now,” though he wouldn’t or couldn’t say when asked why.
Once the face of an energetic and politically potent Tea Party movement, Palin is leaving Fox at a time when polls show the Tea Party at an all-time low in both membership and favorability. Her departure also coincides with calls by some leading Republicans for their party to stop saying things that erode the GOP brand and turn off voters in droves.
http://www.nationaljournal.com/politics/sarah-palin-and-the-end-of-an-era-20130126
OH NO!
ReplyDeleteCAN SARAH PALIN THE VICTIM COMPREHEND THIS?
(CNN) - There was a time, as she emerged from the rubble of the 2008 campaign, when Sarah Palin was the hottest cultural figure in America.People loved her. People hated her. She had transcended the narrow bounds of politics to become a larger-than-life figure, the woman portrayed by Tina Fey, the mama grizzly from Alaska. Every journalist in the country knew that if you put Palin's name in an online headline or television segment, your clicks and ratings would soar.Little wonder that Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes rushed to sign her as a million-dollar-a-year contributor and built a modern studio for Palin in her Wasilla home.By the time word trickled out Friday that Palin's contract would not be renewed, the reaction was a collective shrug. Her moment had passed. And therein lies a lesson -- about the fleeting nature of fame but also about the nature of media commentary.Watch: An interview with the woman whose Facebook photo was stolen in Manti Te'o girlfriend hoaxThe exiled-politician-turned-pundit has been a growing staple of cable news. CNN began the tradition by returning Pat Buchanan to "Crossfire" in between his presidential runs. MSNBC is packed with such Democratic figures as Al Sharpton, Ed Rendell and Howard Dean.And for a time as the 2012 campaign approached, the Fox payroll included no fewer than four potential presidential candidates: Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee and Palin. The former vice-presidential nominee was both newsmaker and news commentator, staging a New Hampshire bus tour in the summer of 2011 to flirt with the idea of making a White House bid, though it was all for show.But Palin never quite had the impact of, say, a Karl Rove as a Fox talking head. She became something of a one-note wonder, jabbing at President Barack Obama for failing to deliver on the hope-y change-y thing, but reluctant to challenge her fellow Republicans, especially after Mitt Romney rolled to the nomination.Watch: The New York Post mocks Hillary's anger (and dings Bill)It wasn't clear what Palin stood for. She also reflexively jabbed the media (except for Fox), seemingly more interested in settling scores than driving an agenda. As Palin appeared from Alaska with less frequency, she became less a part of the national conversation.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/28/opinion/kurtz-palin-commentator/
IS THIS BAD NEWS FOR SARAH PALIN IF SHE IS TRYING TO GET A JOB AT CNN AND THEY JUST POSTED THIS?
Getting close to 2000 comments
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Palin as a temperamental and ignorant candidate who wasn't much interested in learning. Maybe she can write the answers on the other hand now. Palin is a loud mouth ignorant woman with no credibility after all the name calling she still lost in everything she tried to do, except make a fool of her and her family.
Here is another fun article: http://thedailybanter.com/2013/01/this-is-the-way-sarah-palin-ends-not-with-a-bang-but-a-whimper/
ReplyDeleteI encourage everyone to read this! It's awesome and affords me some well needed calm regarding sarah palin and her diabolical plan to destroy our country from within...roger ailes, of all people, stopped her in her tracks.
DeleteYes, this is well worth reading. Thanks for sharing the link.
DeleteThat article is a must read, as is this one at Mediaite.
Deletehttp://www.mediaite.com/tv/cautionary-fail-people-didnt-kill-sarah-palins-career-guns-did/
Great article.ty..
DeleteSuck and Jive Palin - flash in the pan / flavor of the month passed it's 15 minutes of fame.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036789/ns/msnbc-morning_joe/#50611750
http://www.nationaljournal.com/politics/sarah-palin-and-the-end-of-an-era-20130126?page=1
Julliane Moore is doing alot better than the Tundra Turd.
ReplyDeleteSarah your problem is not you.
ReplyDeleteYour problem is your outdated resume!
You need to showcase your past achievements.
All you have to do is update your resume telling future employers about your abilities. Dress it up a little bit.
Tell them what you accomplished in your first life:
You walked on water
You split the seas
You found Osama Bin Laden and brought him to justice
In no time you can name your own contract terms and get your own Sarah Palin show like you always dreamed of.
When Rupert hired Sarah, he thought that she was hot and that she would be good for ratings. If she ran for president in 2012, even better. Fox would have been able to claim having the inside track. Now, four years later, Sarah is an example of the Republicans making a giant mistake. Keeping her on TV would simply remind people that the 2012 candidate, Romney, was out of touch with people, and that the 2008 candidate, Palin, was out of touch with facts and learning.
ReplyDeleteThe Karma monster is biting Sarah's ass.
ReplyDeleteBig time and Sarah never had an ass to begin with.
DeleteSarah always had a pancake ass to match her real pancake flat breasts
Sarah personally mentored her golden child Bristol who has made a fortune with only a GED while the runt of the litter has to wash hair for a living.
ReplyDeleteIf I were Willow, I would write a Palin family memoir and tell everything about everybody and make my own money.
Why should the runt of the litter smell like wet hair every night?
"runt of the litter" that's funny! made me laugh..I'll think about Willow like that from now on.
DeleteThese Palin articles are starting to sound like obituaries. Here's another one worth reading... https://prospect.org/article/well-miss-you-sarah-palin
ReplyDeleteThat's a good one. I have to admit, I spent a lot of time Sunday reading articles about Palin's fall from grace. They made my day!
DeleteSome of my favorite parts from this Palin farewell:
DeleteNeither articulate nor insightful, she stumbled her way through a hundred appearances as a "Fox News Contributor," offering viewers nothing more than her presence, as if that were enough.
"A moderate Republican candidate lost after he was perceived to alienate working class Reagan Democrat and Independent voters who didn't turn out for him as much as they did for the McCain/Palin ticket in 2008." Well put! If only Mitt Romney, who lost to Barack Obama by 4 points, could have been as successful as the McCain/Palin ticket, which lost to Barack Obama by 7 points.
Palin's theme was always resentment, the acid bile of the culture war. She luxuriated in her grievances—against the establishment, against the media, against everyone from the mightiest politician to the lowliest teenager who happened to knock up her daughter (as Levi Johnston put it at one point, "It's almost funny, that she's like, 46 years old, and she's battling a 19-year-old, and I'm winning"). Resentment was her instrument, her tool, her vehicle and her purpose.
That is an excellent read. He doesn't pull any punches.
Deleteobituaries
DeleteTHAT IS IT.
that one is outstanding as well!
DeleteI'm curious. Did any of the Fox news shows over the weekend or this morning so far even mention that she is no longer with the network? Or, as I suspect, are the commentators (Steve, Gretchen, Brian, etc., etc.) forbidden to mention it??
ReplyDeleteI ask because I know Morning Joe and Mika discussed it this morning.
DeleteI watched (what I could stand) the part on Don Imus (Fox Business) to hear if Sarah's name was mentioned by Bernard McGuirk in his Bernie Briefings. He didn't mention her.
McGuirk is one of Sarah's biggest fans, he fawns all over her. I heard once on air saying 'I love me that woman'. Yuck. I thought for sure he'd mention it, but if he did, I missed it.
And when the last awards show was on with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, he was pissed when they made fun of Palin. Saying how unfair it was because Palin was there to defend herself..Aw..too bad!
I don't know that they would need to forbid them from mentioning her. I would guess that for many of them, she just isn't worth discussing. Sarah who? There were signs early on that some of the regulars thought she was a doofus.
DeleteIn addition, her appearances have slowly dwindled; it is not as though she was on nightly and then all of a sudden gone. And, she wasn't physically there anyway, what with her spoiled queen bee private studio; it's not like suddenly your pal by the water cooler isn't there any more.
Folks, here's an interesting article concerning Palin's fall from Fox..
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nationaljournal.com/politics/sarah-palin-and-the-end-of-an-era-20130126
Seconding the recommendation of the National Journal article on Palin's exit from Fox. This one's gonna chap Sarah's ass:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nationaljournal.com/politics/sarah-palin-and-the-end-of-an-era-20130126
Lots of excellent articles!!! It feels like Christmas morning with tons of gifts to open. Here's another one:
ReplyDeleteThe Elephant in the Green Room
http://nymag.com/news/media/roger-ailes-fox-news-2011-5/
The circus Roger Ailes created at Fox News made his network $900 million last year. But it may have lost him something more important: the next election.
“Roger thinks Palin is an idiot. People like her haven’t elevated the conservative movement.”
Cautionary Fail: People Didn’t Kill Sarah Palin’s Career, Guns Did
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mediaite.com/tv/cautionary-fail-people-didnt-kill-sarah-palins-career-guns-did/
Isn't it just SO DAMN IRONIC that $arah's OWN FUCKING HATEFUL IDIOTIC NASTY SELF SERVING speech about blood lible and the Tucson shooting is what ended her credibility?
Delete$arah, have you ever really thought about it?
Or, as I suspect are you just so unwilling to look in the mirror, and realize that YOU YOURSELF are your own worst political enemy?
FACTS are stubborn things $arah, and you can hide from them all your life, but you will never be elected to any political office again.
Sarah: Who do I have to fuck around here to get paid?
ReplyDeleteTodd: At 5pm you're scheduled with a detective from the Anchorage Police Dept and at 5:30pm I have you penciled in with Homeland Security.
Todd: We're no longer servicing the Secret Service until they pay their outstanding invoice.
Todd: Tell Bristol I need her time card if she wants to get paid and tell her no more friends and family discounts for Junkie. Remember, its business not personal!
DeleteAnswer: "Any of em. All of em."
DeleteNot that it will get you a job, but it might make some old teabaggin geezer happy... until he sees you naked.
People Didn’t Kill Sarah Palin’s Career, Guns Did
ReplyDeleteThe news of former future Vice President Sarah Palin‘s exit from Fox News has led to the inevitable media autopsy of Palin’s career as a pop culture super-duper-star, but missing from the discussion is the irony that her demise offers a last gasp of relevance. As Republicans and Democrats pray they never have to vote on the most meaningful of President Obama‘s post-Newtown gun regulation proposals, they should look at Palin’s trajectory when deciding what to do should such a vote ever be put before them. It’s been a long road to the media grave for Sarah Palin, but it all started about two years ago, in the aftermath of another horrific mass shooting.
It’s almost impossible to exaggerate the hotness of Sarah Palin’s media star at its peak. Think of every exploding media firework to seize the national imagination for their 15 minutes; Anthony Weiner, Herman Cain, Christine O’Donnell, Donald Trump, James O’Keefe, Balloon Boy. Each took their turn dominating headlines for a few weeks, or even months, but Sarah Palin burned hotter and brighter for two and-a-half years. In the world of the microscopic news cycle, Palin’s staying power was untouchable. Nothing could stop her, and the more her detractors hated her, the more powerful she became.
Then, a horrific mass shooting in Tucson claimed the lives of six Americans, including 9 year-old Christina Taylor Green, and left Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-AZ) fighting for her life. Palin was drawn into the post-shooting conversation by Giffords herself, who had, months earlier, called Palin out by name for placing crosshairs on Giffords’ district in a political ad.
This is where things begin to sound eerily familiar, because just as the National Rifle Association did in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, Sarah Palin waited several days to respond, heightening the anticipation. Like the NRA, Palin was faced with a choice between responding in a low-key, productive manner, or something else. The NRA chose to seize maximum attention for itself by holding a press conference one week, almost to the minute, after the Newtown tragedy, and used that spotlight to deliver the most self-serving, tone-deaf response to a mass shooting since… this.
Sarah Palin waited four days, then used the day of the Tucson memorial to deliver the most tone deaf, self-serving response to a mass shooting ever. Although he now blames more generalized extremism for Palin’s decay, Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough absolutely nailed it back then, and actually dared us all to “save the tape.” Here it is:
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/cautionary-fail-people-didnt-kill-sarah-palins-career-guns-did/
THE BALLAD OF SARAH: They taught her not to screech when the old folks she'd beseech. They hired someone to watch trigg while she was putting on her wig? They built a studio in her home to contain her massive dome. They thought there were issues she could plumb before realizing she was too dumb. So alas they let her go to go eat some yellow snow.
ReplyDeleteVery Good!
DeleteScarborough On Palin’s Exit From Fox: ‘De Facto’ Leader Roger Ailes ‘Realized What Had Gone Wrong’ In GOP
ReplyDeleteScarborough said Palin’s split with Fox News is important because after President George W. Bush the “de facto” leader of the conservative movement has been News Corporation head Roger Ailes. When Ailes “decides she’s not worth the trouble, then that means that conservatism’s moving in a new direction,” he contended.
And with that, he was off. Echoing Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Scarborough said the Republican Party must stop being “stupid” — and furthermore that the “conservative movement has stifled debate.”
“Are you saying that pushing her out of the spotlight as part of making the stupid party less stupid?” Mika Brzezinski asked.
Palin, he said, “represented a time and place in American politics.” And “that time is passing us very quickly.” Scarborough went on:
Roger Ailes saw this coming well before the 2012 election. He had realized what had gone wrong. Not only at his network but also in the conservative movement of the Republican Party. That’s why he was running out and talking to Chris Christie saying, ‘Get in this race, you can save this party.’ And Ailes was right.
Palin, after all, “was more theatrics than anything else.” In a sense, Willie Geist chimed in, Palin was a “proxy” for many conservatives to fight the media, Democrats, and President Obama. For those who felt they were treated the way she was treated.
She represented “Republican resentment,” Scarborough said. And unlike Ronald Reagan, she was unable to follow through on it.
Take a look, via MSNBC:
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/scarborough-on-palins-exit-from-fox-de-facto-leader-roger-ailes-realized-what-had-gone-wrong-in-gop/
That really gets me, that phrase "the way she was treated." She was treated with fucking kid gloves! She got through 2 months in the public eye without ever ONCE being seriously challenged about her phony pregnancy. And she was treated like a rock star. What more do you want? Oh you mean Tina Fey and stuff like that? When comedians treated you with ridicule? Or do you mean the way Barack "treated" you by beating McCain/Palin's ass? Get over it and stop being a teenager. We are not done with this bitch, because she is incapable of learning and will always keep repeating her mistakes. Plus she has to keep the grift going.
DeleteWhen ailes claimed that the insufferable bitch was hot, I don't think he meant good looks hot but hot as being popular. he couldn't be that blind.
ReplyDeleteShe used to be a very pretty woman, even with the strabismus, which I'll never understand why her parents or she never had corrected. Anyway, she was pretty, it was all she had going for her. I met her a few times at local business meetings and other events and she was very attractive, with great skin and looked good for her age and for having 4 kids, but that voice, and the fact that she's really, very apparently dumb (I still don't see how people can ignore that as her stupidity has always been so very apparent, the moment she opens her mouth) totally takes away from her physical attractiveness.
DeleteWhat she's become now is beyond sad. I've known some anorexics and some IV drug users in my time and it's a pretty fast trip to the bottom if a person doesn't get help and it's astounding how quickly her looks have faded.
Somewhat ironic that her undoing was in large part the work of three talented and bright women, Couric, Fey and Moore. Now that she's essentially finished as a babbling head of Faux Nooze hopefully her spare time can be devoted to mounting a defense for charges of fraud and/or income tax evasion. One can only hope. I would like to see this one in state issued bracelets.
ReplyDeleteWE DON'T WANT HER HERE IN AZ EITHER!
ReplyDeleteSo ends a profitable 1 1/2 year relationship between the loser beauty pageant contestant sxam artist quitter governor and her Alaskan con victims.
ReplyDeleteBefore you leave, we want our hockey rink windows and metal handrails back along with the other stuff you stoled from. Wasilla.
ReplyDeleteWonder if Sarah will win any awards for portraying Sarah Palin in "The Undefeated"?
ReplyDelete;-)
Don't let the title fool you "Sarah Palin wasn't a fad", The writer rips into Palin.
ReplyDelete"She did not tend to the donors who supported her, and she did not cultivate a loyal staff."
http://theweek.com/article/index/239308/sarah-palin-wasnt-a-fad
In the years since the 2008 election and the utter evisceration of her and John McCain’s intellectually insulting gambit at the hands of Barack Obama and the American electorate, I continued to bring up Palin, her family of Beverly Hillbillies and whatever new venture they were undertaking together or separately in the name of grifting more money and mileage from their status as political and pop culture celebrities. I did it because it was entertaining — until the point where the Palin shtick became so pathetic and desperate, her patriotic indignation so contrived, that giving it any attention at all merely fueled an unnecessary yet ultimately destructive fire. After a while, the con got old and the act became stale and so it wasn’t even worth commenting on anymore; doing so did more harm than good. For me and a lot of other people, the line with Palin was crossed a couple of years back, but now we can officially say that it’s been crossed by everyone who matters and Sarah Palin has finally fulfilled her destiny of becoming a pop culture has-been. The political version of Paris Hilton. A former reality TV star nobody cares about anymore.
ReplyDeletehttp://thedailybanter.com/2013/01/this-is-the-way-sarah-palin-ends-not-with-a-bang-but-a-whimper/
Leave it to Fox News, the network that cranked the amp on John McCain’s once-naïve ingenue to 11 and made her a political force well beyond the pounding she and McCain took in 2008, to be the one to drop the hammer on her career once and for all. It’s practically Shakespearean that the network that was responsible in so many ways for making Palin is now responsible for breaking her. A couple of days ago, Fox News announced that it wasn’t renewing Palin’s contract as a regular contributor, essentially cratering a deal that had kept Palin rolling in money and at least a minor amount of relevance within the conservative movement and which provided her with her own TV studio in her Alaska home. The reason for Fox’s decision is obvious and can’t be questioned by anyone with a brain and a lick of business sense: Palin’s star has fallen. Even before Roger Ailes made the decision to — in parlance I’m sure Palin herself will understand and would normally relish — take Sarah Palin out into the woods with a rifle and put her down, he knew she had become much more trouble to his network than she was worth. He’d called her “stupid” and had dismissed her dabbling with a run for the presidency in 2012 as a waste of time and was looking for an excuse to drop her; her steady decline as a celebrity, despite her best efforts, ultimately gave Ailes all the reason he needed to kiss her goodbye once and for all. Ailes once said that he hired Palin because she was “hot and got ratings”; these days, she isn’t and doesn’t.
ReplyDeletehttp://thedailybanter.com/2013/01/this-is-the-way-sarah-palin-ends-not-with-a-bang-but-a-whimper/
Palin will fight tooth and nail against irrelevance. For the most part it’ll be pathetic and sad — like watching child stars, one-hit wonders and the former subjects of popular TLC shows prostrate themselves on VH1′s Celebrity Rehab just for the sake of keeping their name out there somehow. But Sarah Palin will never be what she once was. And for that we can all be thankful.
ReplyDeleteOur long national nightmare is over. Finally.
http://thedailybanter.com/2013/01/this-is-the-way-sarah-palin-ends-not-with-a-bang-but-a-whimper/
Right before the 2008 election, Sarah Palin said that God wouldn't let the wrong people win. He (or She) didn't. Since then, God has been slamming the door in Sarah Palin's face, and she keeps thinking that it's another opening and another opportunity. She quit in 2009 to cash in while the smart thing would have been to finish the term in order deserve the title of Governor. When Sarah signed up for her own reality show, Karl Rove said that having a reality show was not the road to the Oval Office. She couldn't follow Ailes advice not to respond to criticism after the Arizona shootings. She didn't follow Fox's script, thinking the Rogue was better. It wasn't. Sarah's bizarre appearance and some of her other appearances didn't help. She tried upstaging Romney and Bachmann's presidential announcements. Her description of Paul Revere ranks right up there with Putin rearing his head. There are time when Sarah actually does show people how truly stupid she is and that she does not make any attempt to learn anything. In the end, Sarah has been her own worst enemy.
ReplyDeleteWhen will Alaska close the door on the Palins and start writing those tell all books?
DeleteThars gold in them thar Palin tell all books.
thank goodness!
DeleteAnd this is how she presents herself to the world as a serious "pundint"
Deletehttp://austinisafecker.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/palin9n-2-web.jpg?w=640
I especially love that quote about "God will make sure the right people win"
How's that righty, winny people working out for ya $arah?
"God wouldn't let the wrong people win." The only thing Sarah Palin ever said with any truth in it.
DeleteSarah Palin Reportedly Cost Fox News $15 Per Word Spoken On Air
ReplyDeleteDuring her tenure as a Fox News contributor, Sarah Palin reportedly cost the network around $15 per word spoken on air.
University of Minnesota’s Smart Politics blog dissected the numbers behind Palin’s now-expired three-year contract, rumored to be worth $1 million per year. They found that from 2010 through 2012, she spoke 189,221 words on air, averaging a pay rate of $15.85 per word.
The media blog also broke down statistics about her many appearances, for those so inclined:
Sean Hannity and Greta Van Susteren both interviewed Palin 55 times, combining for nearly three-quarters of her appearances on the network over the last 36 months. (Note: the latter total includes interviews by Griff Jenkins and guest host Martha MacCallum on Van Susteren’s On the Record program).
[...] Overall, 74.4 percent of the words Palin delivered during her political analysis occurred on these two programs.
Palin generally avoided the more hard-edged interviewers on the network with less than 20 appearances before Chris Wallace on FOX News Sunday (13,970 words) and Bill O’Reilly’s O’Reilly Factor (10,169) combined.
Palin also logged in another 5,768 words during the network’s various election, primary, or caucus night coverage – usually interviewed by Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly.
And, for those still interested, the blog also broke down her use of catch phrases on air:
She only uttered her patented “you betcha” line twice as a Fox employee, and both during her first month as a paid analyst.
[...] Religion was frequently peppered into Palin’s commentary and the former governor uttered “Amen” 111 times across her 151 appearances.
She also mentioned “God” 57 times, Christians and Christianity 16 times, Moses three times, and Jesus once.
This isn’t to say Palin didn’t occasionally dance with the devil – delivering the PG-13 “heck” 28 times, “darn” nine times, “hell” seven times, and “damn” twice.
Palin mentioned “Muslim” 13 times and “Islam” on six occasions.
[h/t Smart Politics]
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/sarah-palin-reportedly-cost-fox-news-15-per-word-spoken-on-air/
Katie Couric was on "The View" this morning and it was mentioned about Moore winning and giving a shout out to her. Joy made a joke about Palin and then Katie said she had reached out to Palin to be on her talk show, but she had declined.
ReplyDeleteShe had aspirations to the the leader of one of the most powerful countries on Earth, yet she's still afraid to face "the perky one".
DeleteAstounding, truly astounding.
Scarborough On Palin’s Exit From Fox: ‘De Facto’ Leader Roger Ailes ‘Realized What Had Gone Wrong’ In GOP
ReplyDeleteMorning Joe kicked off the week by discussing Sarah Palin and her departure from Fox News. The time and place she represented is “passing us,” Joe Scarborough asserted — using the opportunity, as he is wont to do, to offer his fellow Republicans some advice.
Scarborough said Palin’s split with Fox News is important because after President George W. Bush the “de facto” leader of the conservative movement has been News Corporation head Roger Ailes. When Ailes “decides she’s not worth the trouble, then that means that conservatism’s moving in a new direction,” he contended.
And with that, he was off. Echoing Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Scarborough said the Republican Party must stop being “stupid” — and furthermore that the “conservative movement has stifled debate.”
“Are you saying that pushing her out of the spotlight as part of making the stupid party less stupid?” Mika Brzezinski asked.
Palin, he said, “represented a time and place in American politics.” And “that time is passing us very quickly.” Scarborough went on:
Roger Ailes saw this coming well before the 2012 election. He had realized what had gone wrong. Not only at his network but also in the conservative movement of the Republican Party. That’s why he was running out and talking to Chris Christie saying, ‘Get in this race, you can save this party.’ And Ailes was right.
Palin, after all, “was more theatrics than anything else.” In a sense, Willie Geist chimed in, Palin was a “proxy” for many conservatives to fight the media, Democrats, and President Obama. For those who felt they were treated the way she was treated.
She represented “Republican resentment,” Scarborough said. And unlike Ronald Reagan, she was unable to follow through on it.
Take a look, via MSNBC:
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/scarborough-on-palins-exit-from-fox-de-facto-leader-roger-ailes-realized-what-had-gone-wrong-in-gop/
$arah Palin represented Republican resentment ...she's a relic from a different time.
ReplyDeleteWatch the video..
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/01/28/scarborough-on-palin-fox-news-chief-decided-shes-not-worth-the-trouble/
What a great exposition on the Vapid Vamp from Vasilla:
ReplyDeletehttps://prospect.org/article/well-miss-you-sarah-palin
Quote:
Palin's theme was always resentment, the acid bile of the culture war.
If you ever felt that you were looked down on by Northeastern elitists, or people with too much education, or condescended to by people who think small towns are rather boring and not the only soil from which morality and patriotism can grow, or laughed at by people who find The Purpose-Driven Life to be a less than profound theological text, Sarah Palin spoke for you.
She luxuriated in her grievances—against the establishment, against the media, against everyone from the mightiest politician to the lowliest teenager who happened to knock up her daughter (as Levi Johnston put it at one point, "It's almost funny, that she's like, 46 years old, and she's battling a 19-year-old, and I'm winning").
Resentment was her instrument, her tool, her vehicle and her purpose.
Scarborough on Palin: Fox News chief decided ‘she’s not worth the trouble’
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/01/28/scarborough-on-palin-fox-news-chief-decided-shes-not-worth-the-trouble/
What Sarah Palin meant
ReplyDeletehttp://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2013/01/28/what-sarah-palin-meant/?hpid=z3
Check out that video of her interview from Feb. 2008. WOW!!!
DeleteChris Cillizza writes a good article about the "sideshow."
So, serious question here. Is Sarah Palin now washed up enough that all of the people who are too scared to speak up can finally tell the truth? What does it take to get to the real story of Sarah Palin?
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to finding out! :)
Delete(also---has anyone else noticed that the trolls are largely staying away from this? LOL!)
Don't worry, Marz,
DeleteThey're on Code Red at Malia's place.
Palin's PAC ends 2012 with nearly $1.2M on hand
ReplyDeleteUNEAU, Alaska — Sarah Palin's political action committee ended 2012 with nearly $1.2 million on hand.
Financial disclosures filed by Palin's SarahPAC show she raised about $20,790 between Nov. 27 and Dec. 31. She spent about $67,800 during that same time frame, including for such things as consulting, speechwriting and legal fees.
Palin is a former Alaska governor and was the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee. It was announced Friday that Palin and the Fox News channel were parting ways after three years. Palin had worked as a contributor for the network.
Read more here: http://www.adn.com/2013/01/28/2768438/palins-pac-ends-2012-with-nearly.html#storylink=cpy
Sound the death knell...
ReplyDeleteFinancial disclosures filed by Palin's SarahPAC show she raised about $20,790 between Nov. 27 and Dec. 31. She spent about $67,800 during that same time frame, including for such things as consulting, speechwriting and legal fees.
http://www.ktuu.com/news/ktuu-sarah-palins-pac-ends-2012-with-nearly-12m-20130128,0,199807.story
Consulting? She doesn't listen to anyone's advice.
Speechwriting?? She hasn't given any speeches recently.
Legal Fees??? These seem to be never ending.
Here's the report that was filed today...
Deletehttp://query.nictusa.com/cgi-bin/dcdev/forms/C00458588/849483/
Time for an IRS audit!
DeleteSarahPAC paid out $28,000 towards fundraising but took in less than $21,000 in the same period.
Deletehttp://www.politico.com/story/2013/01/sarah-palins-pac-has-over-1m-in-the-bank-86809.html?hp=l2
Perhaps as significant as the cash on hand, Palin’s PAC has continued spending to build her fundraising list, which sources say contains about 100,000 addresses. The PAC paid $28,000 in December for fundraising related expenses including direct mail, online fundraising and thank you notes to donors, the report shows.
In all, a POLITICO analysis of FEC filings found, Sarah PAC spent $1.5 million on fundraising in 2012 — accounting for more than 60 percent of all its spending and far outstripping the $236,000 it donated to candidates.
Sarah PAC paid $585,000 in 2012 to a small team of consultants — including speechwriter Rebecca Mansour, finance director Tim Crawford and coalitions activist Pam Pryor — who form the backbone of Palin’s political operation.
SarahPac is nothing more than a self-funding-self-perpetuating fund raising machine! It raises more money to send more mail to raise more money to send more mail.....oh, and we give a little to the candidates, a little.
DeleteHere is another fun little piece.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/01/28/1182719/-Idiot-half-term-governor-takes-15-a-word-nonsense-to-wingnuttiest-corners-of-the-interwebs
WOW~where's panty sniffer greta, hannity,rushblow, coming to the defense of the grifter and fraud..crickets
ReplyDeleteIt seems like such a long time now, but it was only four and half years ago that America was introduced to Sarah Palin, who came down from the wilds of Alaska to set conservative hearts aquiver. Long after she ceased to be listened to for any other reason than that she said something offensive, Sarah Palin's star has faded so far that even Fox News has no more use for her.
ReplyDeleteHer umbilical cord to influence—the connection between the studio Fox built in her house and the network's headquarters in New York—has been severed, her contract not renewed. Some of Palin's allies anonymously informed reporters that the decision was hers and not the network's, but I don't believe that for a second. Roger Ailes is not a sentimental man, and when necessary he won't hesitate to cut loose an asset whose usefulness is exhausted. And if you've ever seen her talking to Bill O'Reilly or Sean Hannity, you know that she was actually terrible at TV commentary. Neither articulate nor insightful, she stumbled her way through a hundred appearances as a "Fox News Contributor," offering viewers nothing more than her presence, as if that were enough. In the end, it wasn't.
...Palin's theme was always resentment, the acid bile of the culture war. If you ever felt that you were looked down on by Northeastern elitists, or people with too much education, or condescended to by people who think small towns are rather boring and not the only soil from which morality and patriotism can grow, or laughed at by people who find The Purpose-Driven Life to be a less than profound theological text, Sarah Palin spoke for you. She luxuriated in her grievances—against the establishment, against the media, against everyone from the mightiest politician to the lowliest teenager who happened to knock up her daughter (as Levi Johnston put it at one point, "It's almost funny, that she's like, 46 years old, and she's battling a 19-year-old, and I'm winning"). Resentment was her instrument, her tool, her vehicle and her purpose.
But now Saint Joan of the Tundra will fade from public view. There will be no more reality shows, no more magazine covers, no more speculation about future presidential runs. A couple of years from now, you might say to a friend, "I wonder what Sarah Palin is up to these days?" And they'll respond, "Who gives a crap?"
https://prospect.org/article/well-miss-you-sarah-palin
I just noticed that vocal Bristol hasn't been seen or heard from?
ReplyDeleteIs Mini Me Bristol hiding too?
Where's Toad, the shadow governor?
Iron Dog begins in a a little less than three weeks so he'd best be out there practicing and tweaking his machine. Guess he dumped his "frontier woman" off in sunny AZ since she's a snowbird now. Who'd have ever believed that Mrs. "I love Alaska" was fibbing about it and really wanted to be a snowbird? What a sham she was, not a single thing about her was as it appeared. Her reality show proved it all: Never climbed, never fished, never shot a gun or hunted...she sold an image but in the end she truly was a Frontier Fraud!
DeleteDoes this mean Tripp won't start preschool until he's 10 years old?
DeleteWhere's all the Heath relatives that sold Sarah Palin's used shoes, socks and underwear on EBay?
DeleteThey're hiding too?
What does Britta Palin know?
ReplyDeleteIs that why she distanced herself from Caint Get Right and his thieving family?
Britta is not taking the fall for anybody.
Some say Bristol is hiding....
ReplyDeleteBristol doesn't need to go into hiding like a crumb stealing rat...
All Bristol has to do is remove her Jay Leno chin implant extension and gain back her 5 pounds and nobody would ever recognize her.
THANK YOU THANK YOU
ReplyDeleteAbout damn time America started looking into the SarahPAC crime organization!
Next step is to form Grand Juries and pass out some immunity papers to get these people talking.
WHAT ARE WE WAITING OR PEOPLE?
TIME IS MONEY!
THE LONGER YOU TAKE THE COLDER THE TRAILS ARE GETTING!
AS SARAH PALIN WOULD SAY IN HER CUTESY IGNORANT ASS WAY...
"WE'S BURNIN DAYLIGHT!"
*LIST OF PEOPLE WHO BETTER NOT GET FEDERAL IMMUNITY PAPERS:
Delete1. Sarah Palin
2. Todd Palin
3. Bristol Palin
4. John McCain
5. Dr. Cathy Baldwin-Johnston (forget it, go ahead and give her one)
6. Kristan Cole - Alaska Fund Trust trustee
7. Michael Glassner -SarahPAC's chief of staff
8. Tim Crawford - SarahPAC treasurer
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*LIST OF PEOPLE WHO CAN GET IMMUNITY PAPERS:
1. Rebecca Mansour - Sarah Palin's gopher flunky
2. Willow Palin - Not involved with day to day operations.
3. Britta Hanson Palin - Not involved with day to day operations
4. Tripp Palin - kid knows something
5. Meg Stapelton - Limited Immunity? Maybe? If she can deliver the goods
Not sure about Chuckie Heath Sr and Sally Heath. Did they just go along for the ride? But go ahead and give it to them if they return any SarahPac funds they have or spent and all ill gotten goods. They're going to claim they're too old for prison anyway.
6. Levi Johnston -he definitely knows something
7. One member of Governor Sarah Palin's Ethics Review Board
8. Gov Parnell, Alaska - Maybe? Depends on what he can deliver.
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**We only have a few more walk free slips left, who wants to clear their conscious and go home for dinner?
WELL deserved, Julianne Moore! Queen Esther and the pee ponds (haven't waded there today) will always blame "librul" Hollywood and the GOP elite for her demise when, in fact, she was hell bent on being a part of them. From the time she went to see Ivana, she had her sights set. She was way out of her league from the start, and being spurned brought out her true self for all to see. An ignorant, vapid narcissist whose hatred and jealousy is eating her alive.
ReplyDeleteJulianne, and likewise Tina, did this country a wonderful service and deserve all the accolades given them.
Somebody needs to put a tracker on Todd's snowmobile in case he gets any ideas during the Iron Dog race to sneak over to Russia.
ReplyDeleteHey John McCain!
ReplyDeleteYou lovin' Sarah Palin now?
The one video John "Country First" McCain wishes he could get his people to wipe out from Cyberspace forever:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx4XaE9v-pk
You all also too are putting down Queen Palin of the lovely mountains and lands of Alaska she will has freedoms of her American right to be free and fighting like a girl now. The 2 years of Fox news was her just preparation H for her new role of Facebook Blaze, and other true American places to spread her words of freedoms and fighting against the President who stole her God given right to be President of this wonderful gun loving country where we put meat on the plate near the mash potatoes then puke them up in bathroom so we can live vividly. This is not Sarah.
ReplyDeletePerfect captcha!!!!!!!!
Deletea giggling Wild Tortoise
*LIST OF PEOPLE WHO CAN GET IMMUNITY PAPERS REV 2- Addendum:
ReplyDelete9. One member of the Anchorage Police Dept
***We have three walking papers left!
They're going like hotcakes...
Talk now, when they're gone THAT'S IT!
****WARNING: Ex- Secret Service agent is asking if he can have one.
We're looking for witnesses who wants to talk about:
The Wild Ride, Trig's birth and the events afterwards?
Why it took 5 colleges to get one degree and does Sarah Palin have a degree?
Who built the red two story house on the Palin compound? Was it a payoff for the Wasilla Hockey Rink contract?
Was there a cover up during the 2008 Presidential Election? What did McCain know?
Who pimped out Shailey Tripp?
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ReplyDeleteIf you are calling for an immunity paper please try back again at a later time, you call is very important to us.
We are limited to one immunity per investigative count.
Please note, no one is guilty, everybody is presumed innocent.
Kudoos to Moore for acknowledging all the actors in the movie. I think this was a first. And kudoos to SAG for the scenes they picked to highlight all the nominated Game Change performances.
ReplyDeleteYou know Sarah's watched the movie though she'll never admit it. Which Game Change scenes would she pick as her favorites and her most hated?
What about?
Scene: Campaign staff, Sarah, and Todd discuss a news release announcement of Bristol's pregnancy.
Press secretary Maria makes it clear the announcement is intended to end the rumors of Palin's fake pregnancy. The staff noticeably fails to ask Sarah to document her pregnancy and end the rumors. Sarah and Todd feign objection to throwing Bristol under the bus but fail to offer an alternative. Sarah then shifts blame to Maria and demands she be fired.
News reports document the truth of the scene.
“McCain officials said the news of the daughter's pregnancy was being released to rebut what one aide called "mud-slinging and lies" that have circulated on liberal blog sites.”
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/eye-on-2008/bristol-palin-is-pregnant.html
Scene: Steve Schmidt surrounded by pool of reporters, complaining about disgusting, sexist questions:
Schmidt: “Never in my life have I seen a candidate more attacked by the liberal media...smear after smear...after smear.
“I’ve been asked when her amniotic fluid started to leak with regard to her last birth. It’s shameful.
John Heilemann, New York Magazine, Game Change co-author: "So when DID it start to leak?"
Note that Schmidt attacked the question--a known, commonly-used technique for covering a lie that relates to integrity. Sadly, it worked.
(INTRO OF.....)
ReplyDeleteFriends, I've spent the last few months...
(ARE YOU SURE IT WASN'T MINUTES)
... looking for a running mate that will who can best help me shake up Washington and make it start working again for the people that are counting on us......
As I'm sure you know, I had many good people to choose from....
(THEN WHY THE HELL DID YOU CHOOSE A BEAUTY PAGEANT CONTESTANT WHO COULDN'T WIN HER STATE TITLE? WHAT WAS WRONG WITH THE YOUNG LADY THAT WON MISS ALASKA? WE WANT WINNERS)
......But I could only choose one. And it's with great pride and gratitude that I tell you I have found the right partner to help me stand up to those who value their privileges over their responsibilities, who put power over principle, and put their interests before your needs.
I found someone with an outstanding reputation for standing up to special interests and entrenched bureaucracies; someone who has fought against corruption and the failed policies of the past; someone who's stopped government from wasting taxpayers' money...
... on things they don't want or need and put it back to work for the people; someone with executive experience, who has shown great tenacity and skill in tackling tough problems, especially our dangerous dependence on foreign oil; someone who reached across the aisle and asked Republicans, Democrats and independents to serve in government; someone with strong principles of fighting spirit and deep compassion...
(SHOULD OF ASKED ALASKA WHO REALLY RAN ALASKA BEFORE MAKING THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, THE HUSBAND ON THE STATE EMAILS)
... someone who grew up in a decent, hardworking, middle-class family, whose father was an elementary school teacher and mother was the school secretary.
They taught their children to care about others, to work hard and to stand up with courage for the things you believe in.
(ARE YOU STILL TALKING ABOUT YOUR PICK OR ANOTHER FAMILY)
Both of them were coaches, too, and raised their children to excel at sports.
And I'm sure they taught them skills that will surely come in handy over the next two months.
The person I'm about to introduce to you was a union member and is married to a union member and understands the problems, the hopes and the values of working people, knows what it's like to worry about mortgage payments and health care and the cost of gasoline and groceries; a standout high school point guard; a concerned citizen who became a member of the PTA, then a city council member, and then a mayor, and now a governor...
... who beat the long odds to win a tough election on a message of reform and public integrity. And I am especially proud to say in the week we celebrate the anniversary of women's suffrage, a devoted...
... a devoted wife and a mother of five.
(HUH? DEVOTED WIFE? HOW MANY KIDS?)
She's not -- she's not from these parts and she's not from Washington. But when you get to know her, you're going to be as impressed as I am.
She's got the grit, integrity, and good sense and fierce devotion to the common good that is exactly what we need in Washington today.
(AND SHE WINKS A LOT AT THE OLD WHITE MEN TRYING TO SNEEK A PEEK)
She knows where she comes from, and she knows who she works for. She stands up for what's right, and she doesn't let anyone tell her to sit down.
(SEE ITS YOUR FAULT, YOU KNEW SHE WOULDN'T SIT DOWN AND SHUT THE "F" UP)
She's fought oil companies and party bosses and do-nothing bureaucrats and anyone who puts their interests before the interests of the people she swore an oath to serve.
She's exactly who I need. She's exactly who this country needs to help me fight...
... to help me fight the same old Washington politics of me first and country second.
My friends and fellow Americans...
I am very pleased and very privileged to introduce to you the next vice president of the United States...
... Governor Sarah Palin of the great state of Alaska.
(AND FUTURE MULTIMILLIONAIRE)
-This is all in fun, we need to smile once in a while
Ooooh, that dress is astonishingly lovely on Julianne Moore!
ReplyDeleteIF Sarah had the actual cleavage to carry it off, I'm sure she would have the hem taken up to just below her hoozie so she could wear it to a military funeral.
Wild Tortoise
OMG! That is perhaps the most hideous dress that I have ever seen ANYONE wear anywhere let alone the red carpet.
DeleteFYI Game Change is now at Costco. $15.99 here in lower 48.
ReplyDeleteCan I purchase Game Change at SarahPac's website?
DeleteJulianne Moore worked in one huge "dig" at Baldy in her acceptance speech. She referenced watching a lot of basketball with her (beautiful, non judgmental, smart, wise, vibrantly living and totally awesome) kids, then says that it's the "team" and not the "individual" that wins, then went on to list her "team"...
ReplyDeleteI liked Julianne a lot before, but THAT was masterful! Sarah used similar language in her (first) "I Quit" speech.
OUCH!
That poor Fridge!
Boys Will Be Boys by Shailey Tripp. Google it, buy it, read it, promote it.
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