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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Is the presidential game finally on for Sarah Palin? - James Oliphant

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-palin-wisconsin-20110418,0,2789462.story

To close her speech, Palin declared: “The 2012 election begins here!” and "Mr. President, game on!"


Oh dear God, please, please, please let this happen. She has so little chance of making it to the general election, but watching her fall to pieces in a GOP debate would be worth the months of listening to her sniff indignantly over our refusal to accept the fact she's not stupid. Plus, watching her push Romney to crazier and crazier bouts of outdoing her in the nonsense department, while at the same time watching her stumble over point after point, would be pure ecstacy. She is amazing in her contradictions: she is so incompetent yet somehow forces those around her to strive to be as incompetent as she is. How can this possibly end badly?

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