I love this lady...
Article w/ Video.
""I want to help them," she explained. "I have a journalism degree, that is what I studied. I understand that this cornerstone of our democracy is a free press, is sound journalism. I want to help them build back their reputation.""
From she stands in the toilet of public approval, I'm sure she'll turn around the professional careers of all journalists.
Only Sarah...can save the mainstream media...
I was just thinking how it's been at least 37 minutes since someone started a Palin thread. We were long overdue for a new one...........
pitbull keeps standing up and we keep knocking her flabby ass down.
But all she wants for her family is to be out of the limelight
While we're on a federal spending spree, why don't we just create a new Cabinet position? Department of Journalism! Palin would be great for the job, she has a degree in Journalism!
"I want to help clean up the state that is so sorry today of journalism,"
Indeed. Someone should be compelled to create Palin threads 24/7.
Of course that compulsion could take many forms.
Wasn't she in a thread about hot republican's?
Suddenly she's flabby?
Do you have a mad lib book full of insults that don't seem to stick?
Need a random adjective?
"hot republican's"
she hot mainly for the right-wingers.
If she looked were as un-hot as Golda Meir or Hilary Clinton, she'd still be stuck in the Alaskan outback.
Attacking her looks is attacking her central strength.
btw, your buddy Andrew Breitbart is running a cartoon of Mic e Obama as obese Big Mama and mocking her anti-obesity campaign
Sarah Palin’s tailspin is also pronounced. It can be seen in polls, certainly: the ABC News-Washington Post survey found that 30 percent of Americans approved of her response to the Tucson massacre and 46 percent did not. (Obama’s numbers in the same poll were 78 percent favorable, 12 percent negative.) But equally telling was the fate of a Palin speech scheduled for May at a so-called Patriots & Warriors Gala in Glendale, Colo.
Tickets to see Palin, announced at $185 on Jan. 16, eight days after Tucson, were slashed to half-price in early February. Then the speech was canceled altogether, with the organizers blaming “safety concerns resulting from an onslaught of negative feedback.” But when The Denver Post sought out the Glendale police chief, he reported there had been no threats or other causes for alarm. The real “negative feedback” may have been anemic ticket sales, particularly if they were to cover Palin’s standard $100,000 fee.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/20/op...gewanted=print
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