Listen, if you can bear it, to the breathless, self-aggrandizing, incoherent, manic ramblings of a paranoid media whore (who happens to be the absolute darling of the perpetually-victimized, delusional right) imploding.
Somewhere, though, a wingnut is masturbating as Palin does her tough-girl sports chick schtick, telling us how "she needs to keep her eye on the basket", and how:
"You are naïve if you don't see a full court press right now on the national level picking apart a good point guard."Oh, spare me, sister. Boo fucking hoo. That's right, you are so totally a victim of that mean old media and their pesky questions. (I wish!)
As Mr. Sullivan writes in his perfectly-titled post "The Miniseries Ends":
I think the simple truth is that, as even Alaskan Republicans told us last September, she was far from able to be governor of Alaska, let alone vice-president of the United States. Once the klieglights hit, it was only a matter of time before she imploded or exploded or some gruesome combination of the two. The librul media will be blamed for everything on her inexorable path to becoming a Fox News celebrity. Maybe a reality show? Someone hire her for The View!I knew, even before listening to her dreadful public statement, that the Media Victim thing would be a theme . . . as if the woman has not exploited each and every one of her children as props in the ad campaign for her cult of personality from the very beginning.
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Extremely excellent paragraph from the über-sane Joan Walsh of Salon:
Getting weirder. CNN is now running the entire speech; earlier, it only ran a clip from her resignation statement onward. It's crazy stuff. For the first 10 minutes or so, Palin rambled weirdly about all the good things she's done for Alaska, on energy and budget issues, sounding kind of like a Furby who memorized a lot of information but has no idea how to repeat it in a human-like way. The tone and inflection were completely off.OK - could that be more awesome? ". . . sounding kind of like a Furby who memorized a lot of information but has no idea how to repeat it in a human-like way." So perfect. Brava.




