“…And then, of course...”
Fox News
contributor Sarah Palin’s recent filibuster length answer to a question on
Megan Kelly’s show last week has been making the rounds of the liberal
media. Chris Matthews, aided by several sympathetic commentators, ridiculed the performance on a segment of
MSNBC’s Hardball. The Huffington Post
excerpted the interview on their website, leaving its readers to fill in their
own opinions.
Kelly threw
the gauntlet down with her transitional introduction between a film clip of
President Obama’s remarks and Palin’s response:
“So the
President you heard there suggesting that nothing has done more damage
to our credibility in the world and our standing with other countries than this
latest DC fight. Really?”
Okay, Megan,
first of all your “Really” came off as condescending. I hasten to remind you of your network's
slogan, “Fair and balanced.” At this
point, we’ll totally throw this concept out the window because here comes tea
party pit bull Sarah Palin. Megan asked
Palin for her opinion of Obama’s comment.
Let the rant
begin:
“I think
that remark is one of his more out-of-touch remarks we’ve heard in recent
days…”
(Okay, but
at least his comments make grammatical sense, unlike some Fox commentators we
know. Please continue…)
“…you know
what emboldened our enemies and what empowered competitors was his promise to
fundamentally transform a solvent, free, exceptional country into something
we’re not going to recognize…”
(By
competitors, I’m guessing that she is referring to our economic competitors like
China. Of course, Obama empowered our
competitors. I doubt that this
empowerment had anything to do with millions of Americans buying products marked
“Made in China” at their local Walmart. Of course not!)
“Also, what
has emboldened enemies is he’s double our debt since he’s been elected, putting
(us) on a path towards bankruptcy, and then locking up our pipelines and
resources that will result in us being more reliant on foreign imports for
energy, and then, of course he, having left behind, his administration having
left behind our brave men in Benghazi to be murdered, and then of course…"
(Okay,
Sarah, take a breath. Um…is that saliva
frothing I see on the side of your lips? Just wondering…)
“…there’s Syria,
where he promised to bomb Syria, because in that civil war Syria was going to
bomb Syria...”
(Yes,
Syrians fighting Syrians. I guess that’s
why they consider it a civil war.)
“…and then
we never heard another word again about his threat to bomb in a foreign civil
war,”
(Yes,
because we did that once before, Sarah, and it didn’t work. Google Vietnam for more information.)
“…and then,
of course, more recently, Megan…”
(This has to
be a world record for using commas in such a short time span.)
“…he's using
our military (not) to fight our enemies, our military, our vets shutting down
memorials and holding them hostage in terms of budget deals, threatening to
withhold pay checks for our brave men and women…”
(Someone
call a doctor! She’s getting delirious!
Medic! Stat!)
At this
point, Megan Kelly jumped in to ask a follow up question, as if she suddenly
remembered that this is her show. Up to
this point, Kelly had listened patiently, or smoldered in a way that would have
made Edgar Kennedy proud, take your pick. It’s probably just as well, because God only knows where Sarah would go from
here. We can only speculate:
“...and of
course, he set the Hindenburg on fire, and of course he was on the grassy knoll
the day Kennedy was shot…”
(She’s into
serious rambling now. Code Blue! Code Blue!)
Ah, Sarah, once
again you make yourself look like an idiot in the national media. It’s okay; this is why we tolerate you. You speak for the tea party so well, when you,
of course, go off on one of your moronic rants.
(Thank you
for reading. Ramble on, Sarah, ramble
on.)
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