Sarah Palin

[malaise]

Shut the fuck up!

[yourout]

1. Wow.....what a yutz.

She is an insult to smart women everywere.

[HipChick]

2. No...I want her to keep talking..

to show how ignorant she is...I can't listen though...she ain't aging too gracefully..her physical appeal is going the way of her poll numbers...bad case of Turkey neck with unstoppable word-salad

[malaise]

6. She's batshit crazy

and yes she's aging fast and looks really awful - mean and nasty eventually shows on you.

[calimary]

8. Uh-oh - don't say turkey neck!

You know what happens behind your back, sarah...

And yeah, your looks won't last you forever. Guess you better try to squeeze out whatever drops are still left.

[sasha031]

3. she is so whiny and dumb

[malaise]

11. She's an uninformed idiot

a fugging parrot who just repeats what they stuff down her throat

[AsahinaKimi]

4. AGREE

Why won't she just go away..

[malaise]

10. She just annoys me

By the way, can M$NBCOMcast have anymore ReTHUGS. Ann Coulter - Lawrence's program sucks.

[tosh]

5. What came out of that orafice this time?

Should I tune in the teevee?
:rofl:

[HipChick]

7. Blah..Blah..Blah..Blah

Pretty much sums it up..:rofl

[malaise]

9. This crap for a speaker's fee

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/18/us/politics/18palin.html
<snip>
“Nobody is more qualified to multitasking and doing all the things that you need to do as president than a woman, a mom,” Ms. Palin said to appreciative laughter, particularly among the women. She added with a smile, “Maybe someone who’s already run for something — a vice-presidential candidate?”

No, she did not say whether she intended to upend the Republican race for president with a campaign of her own. And, no, she did not say when she would answer the question that has kept other prospective candidates in suspense. But she did suggest that the presumed candidates for 2012 might not have the intensity that voters are demanding.

And, she said, her decision could come sooner rather than later.

For more than an hour on Thursday afternoon, she took questions not from Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity or Greta Van Susteren, who often interview her as an analyst on the Fox News Channel. Instead, she stepped away from her comfort zone and appeared before a bipartisan crowd of 1,000 business leaders at the Long Island Association and took questions from the group’s president, Peter Law.

She urged Congressional Republicans to oppose raising the nation’s debt ceiling, declaring, “It doesn’t necessarily have to result in a government shutdown.” Even if it did, she added, “Let it be for a week or two.”

[tosh]

12. Thanks.

Looks like NYT cleaned up that quote a bit. "It" is not usually that articulate.

[applegrove]

13. I saw her on stage today. She is so self centered. It is never about a higher calling with her.

[malaise]

14. It's about one thing

MONEY