Anyone But Sarah Palin…

Sarah Palin just gave a fascinating interview with James Dobson of Focus on the Family. One of the most interesting moments is when she suggests that God gave her Trig, the child with Down Syndrome, in part to help promote the pro-life agenda:

So wait…God gave her a baby, born with genetic defects and problems, just so she could turn around and promote a pro life agenda.

Why not just make all babies born to healthy parents…ummm…healthy? Wouldn’t that be easier God? I mean, kinda lazy on his part. Its like God said:

“Look, I don’t have time to keep track of all the babies you humans are making so every so often some of them…ehhhh a little not right, but you should love them anyway. Next time I’ll pay attention and their be less wrong.”

So yai God?

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Terry Tate Office Linebacker and apparently now political spokesman.

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The former Monty Python star shares his unsparing thoughts and views about vice presidential nominee, Sarah Palin.

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Joe Six Pack can relate to this, of course. “If Edwards had gotten one of his legendary haircuts every singe week, it would still take him 7.2 years to spend what Palin had. Palin, in the end, had received the equivalent of $2,500 in clothes per day.”

Hey! Do you know how hard it is to get Victoria Secrets in Alaska? MILF’s need pretty undies to make the boys say HEYYY!

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I wonder how long until the McCain campaign blasts the liberal media for this one.

Wonder how long till South Park goes after them too? Oh Family Guy with your hilarity.

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Saturday Night Live is a comedy show. It’s not Meet the Press. It doesn’t “ask the tough questions” or “set the agenda.” It attempts, with varying degrees of success, to make people laugh. That’s it. Whether they skewer and savage people in order to do so, they don’t care.

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Palin: “These magnificent, cuddly white bears are doing just fine and don’t need our protection. If the ice melts, they’ll adapt to living on the land.”

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