Posts Tagged ‘vice president’

Sarah Calls Rush

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008

Sarah Palin finally is on Rush.

Washington Syndrome

Sunday, September 14th, 2008

The press has inundated Alaska with reporters and will have shortly interviewed every single person belonging to the 20% that do not rate Sarah Palin highly. Many of the reporters have flocked to the state capital of Juneau. Yes, Alaska has a state capital and it is Juneau.

Shocking, well, shocked reports are hitting the press about the inner workings of the Alaskan state government. No one should be shocked, however, since it is obvious that the Alaskan government operates pretty much like every other state government in the nation. Spend some time learning about your state government if you do not believe me.

The problem with state governments is called “Washington Syndrome“. It is highly contagious, infecting 90% or more of those exposed. It can also be genetically inherited.

The symptoms of “Washington Syndrome” are as follows:

  • At the time the city was designated the capital, it made geographic or commercial sense. The location has not made sense, however, for a long time.
  • The major industry of the capital city is government. The people of the metro area either work for the government or for businesses that support governmental operations like bars, law firms or caterers.
  • The government of the city where the capital is located is treated as the red-headed stepchild. It is assumed that the sole purpose of the city government is to support the functions of the capital.
  • Many of those who work in the capital maintain personal residences in other places. They have developed mechanisms that compensate them for traveling to and from their legal residences.
  • Many of those who work in the capital maintain residences in and around the capital city’s metro area. They have developed mechanisms that compensate them for living away from their legal residences. Many of these same people spend more time in the capital than they do at their legal residences.
  • Activities and beliefs that are normal, popular, seen as virtuous and desirable outside the capital are seen as abnormal, repulsive and criminal in the capital.
  • Activities and beliefs that are abnormal, criminal, repulsive and unpopular outside the capital are seen as normal, virtuous and desirable in the capital.
  • Those who work in the capital are willing to gossip, spread rumor and innuendo, and lie regardless of who they support. The capital functions on the ability to betray or avoid betrayal.
  • The capital’s city is often charming in its own right but tourism is focused on the capital itself.
  • The capital is the center of the universe and anything that happens outside the capital is viewed solely as to its effects on the capital.

There are many more symptoms than can be listed here. Diagnosis is easy since self-importance and delusions of grandeur are often so pronounced that the ordinary voter can distinguish them. The condition weakens in some cases after exposure to the capital ceases but other cases remain quite active for decades after.

Sarah Palin as Huntress

Sunday, September 7th, 2008

I am not a Second Amendment blogger. I do not own a firearm or hunt. No objection to either but was not brought up that way.

Palin hunts. It seems that her hunting goes for food. Good. She eats what she kills. I approve.

Joe Biden on His Differences with Sarah Palin

Thursday, September 4th, 2008

Politico

Democrat Joe Biden, in what he intended as self-deprecating remark, observed, “There’s a gigantic difference between John McCain and Barack Obama and between me and I suspect my vice presidential opponent.” …

What do you suppose he said the difference was? Energy policy, executive experience, age?

“She’s good looking.”

That’s the gigantic difference between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin.

Joe, I know what you meant to say, and I don’t think it’s going to turn out to be gigantic at all. [/sarcasm]

Palins Speech From Her Foes

Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008

A collection of remarks on Twitter from right after her speech.

  • Little known fact: Sarah Palin is weak sauce indeed. All she did was regurgitate std GOP blather. Not a single new idea in the whole speech.
  • i dont like sarah palin. she has no more experience than obama, and she would suck as prez, which she will be cause mccain’s gonna die soon.
  • Initial reactions to Sarah Palin’s speech: this woman’s bitterness and her scowl indicates, I think, that she has never had an orgasm
  • Bottom line: I do not want to live in Sarah Palin’s America.
  • That’s… if you write fan fiction, please write me some of that. I’d love to read Sarah Palin/Cindy McCain femslash.
  • 1st impression of Sarah Palin is that’s she’s a prime bitch. Good thing I had no plans to vote Republican anyway.
  • is disgusted by what Sarah palin has to say and her horrid way she sounds.
  • Currently trying to resist the urge to vomit after listening to sarah palin’s speech.
  • Rude sarcasm, that sums up Sarah Palin’s speech in two words and does it justice.
  • Sarah Palin’s “speech”? Just a string of cheap shots, nothing more. What an amateur!