Uh oh! It looks like the Palin-bots are "getting their panties in a wad" over the HBO movie "Game Change." Update!

These are some recent tweets from ABC's Michael Falcone, who apparently has been getting an earful from Palin's paid defenders.

As you may or may not know Meg Stapleton was Palin's media mouthpiece, right up until she mysteriously quit two days after my "Two Babies" post And Randy Scheunemann is Palin's so-called "foreign policy adviser." (Boy, there's somebody who's essentially just stealing money.)

So I think we can discern from this that the Grizzled Mama is all "wee wee'd" up about this movie and sending her surrogates out to "refudiate" everything that this film is about to show the American People about John McCain's horribly unfit running mate.

Damn, is it March 10th yet?  I can hardly wait for the REAL fun to start!

Update: Here's what inspired Falcone's tweets, a conference call with  Palin former staffers. (In other words people still being paid to defend their queen.):

“If the book was very misleading, the movie’s going to be far worse,” said Palin adviser Randy Scheunemann. “It gives fiction a bad name to call this fiction.” 

The Palin aides repeatedly criticized the authors of the popular book, Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, for writing about Palin when they weren’t physically there covering the things that were reported in the book. 

“It’s a false narrative cobbled together by a group of people who simply weren’t there,” said Palin aide Jason Recher. 

“There’s only one person qualified to tell that story, and it’s her,” said another, Doug McMarlin. 

But Stapleton gave the most impassioned defense, accusing the media of an “insatiable desire to beat and beat and beat” Palin. 

Stapleton also accused Steve Schmidt, a top adviser for the McCain-Palin ticket in 2008, of exacting revenge on Palin. 

“Schmidt is infamous for lining up and destroy,” Stapleton said. “He is abusive, he is abrasive, and he is nothing short of a world-class bully.” 

Scheunemann added: “I think it’s pretty clear that he’s at the heart of this.” 

In response, Schmidt said he has seen the film and that it is accurate. 

“The movie was, for me, a powerful rendering of an extremely intense experience that I went through, and I think the movie shows Sarah Palin in all of her complexities – a person of great talent and great strength on the one hand, but also a person who wasn’t prepared for the job she was nominated for,” Schmidt told The Fix. “The movie explains how that happened and why that happened.” 

None of Palin’s staff said that they had actually seen the movie, but said they were basing their reactions on the trailers for the film and what was contained in the book. 

 “Looking at the trailers alone gets my blood boiling,” Stapleton said, referring to a clip from the trailer of Palin’s character lying on the floor of a bathroom in the fetal position.

"No we haven't seen it, but we are told that we have to hate it! So we do!"

One has to wonder just how this woman is still able to exert such control over these people. It can't JUST be a monetary thing.

By the way that "false narrative comment" in the fourth paragraph, is a phrase that Palin uses ALL OF THE TIME now. Which kind of makes you wonder if these responses were not scripted for these "former advisers."

You know kind of like Brad Hanson's statement, that he and Sarah NEVER had an affair, which he had no idea that he had given.

Update 2: There is more in depth reporting here.

Palin even dug up Thomas Van Flein and dragged him into this flame war.  She is DEFINITELY pissed!