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Palin's Crib Notes

21 durable postsStarted 2010-02-08Latest 2010-02-20
#80089Post 1 of 21

Picking on Sarah Palin for being a moron is almost not even any fun anymore, and then she does something like this. Hot on the heels of mocking Obama for using a teleprompter, she's caught with [I]notes written on her hand[/I].

[IMG]http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2010-02-07-palincrib.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2010-02-07-palinhandsmaller1.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2010-02-07-palinhandclose.jpg[/IMG]

Sweet fancy Moses, this woman is a simpleton. Equally shocking, though, is that Palin, who really only talks about energy and tax cuts, evidently needs to remind herself to talk about them.

Unreal.

#1331470Post 2 of 21

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Nobody would care if she were ugly.

#1331503Post 3 of 21

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i disagree ^^^

but my she is fuckin dumb

#1331507Post 4 of 21

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teleprompter: reading line for line.

hand notes: five, maybe six words. Did she even reference her hand during the speech?

I hate to defend Palin, but c'mon son

notsureifserious.avi brah

#1331510Post 5 of 21

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I knew Toaty was gonna start this one. I don't want to defend Palin but at least she has the balls to go at without a teleprompter. What looks more stupid, notes on a hand, or bringing a teleprompter to a grade school function?

I mean look at how stupid this looks

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVpOH4MGPBg[/YOUTUBE]

#1331522Post 6 of 21

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[QUOTE=88Mariner;832406] hand notes: five, maybe six words. Did she even reference her hand during the speech? [/QUOTE]

Not during the speech, but she did during the Q&A session. She looked at her hand and then spouted off a response about energy policy and lifting America's spirits.

Yes, Obama uses a teleprompter when he gives prepared remarks, as do most politicians. He's also demonstrated an ability to think on his feet and speak off the cuff, however, as the House republicans learned during that Q&A about a week ago.

My biggest thing about this is that it's just pathetic that she would think it was necessary to write those particular words down so she could remember to talk about them. I mean, she's Sarah Palin -- if she hasn't been asked there to talk about those things, what exactly has she been asked there to talk about? That's like writing the name of your client on your hand at a trial.

...and might I finally add, writing it on your hand is just amateurish. If you want to make sure you talk about something, note cards are an acceptable option. In this day and age, with cameras everywhere and bloggers dissecting every move you make, if you have to look at notes to answer a question, someone is going to notice, no matter what you're looking at -- better it be an index card or something that at least preserves a modicum of professionalism/dignity, rather than writing on the palm of your hand like a fucking 5th grader.

#1331524Post 7 of 21

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[QUOTE=runningman;832410]I knew Toaty was gonna start this one. I don't want to defend Palin but at least she has the balls to go at without a teleprompter. What looks more stupid, notes on a hand, or bringing a teleprompter to a grade school function?

I mean look at how stupid this looks

[YOUTUBE]LVpOH4MGPBg[/YOUTUBE][/QUOTE]

Definitely looks a little silly, but...

[url]http://www.factcheck.org/2010/01/school-photo/[/url]

#1331525Post 8 of 21

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It would be refreshing for him to just ist down and answer questions.. I want to burn that tele..

Palin is a snake. She has been all over the news talking about how Obama should attack Iran.. I mean is she out of her fucking mind? That is a one way ticket to $8/gal gas. Bombing Iran would make Vietnam and Iraq together look like a cake walk.

#1331573Post 9 of 21

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I think its just sad that this woman is seen as someone who represents the people, even if its Alaska, I think you would want someone capable of critical thinking, someone who has a constructive opinion about everything that matters, someone who has an education, someone who's able to talk to every walk of life without using diminishing terms or stereotypes, someone who speaks english and doesn't need to wink to finish her sentences....

#1331686Post 10 of 21

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[QUOTE=runningman;832431]It would be refreshing for him to just ist down and answer questions.. I want to burn that tele..

Palin is a snake. She has been all over the news talking about how Obama should attack Iran.. I mean is she out of her fucking mind? That is a one way ticket to $8/gal gas. Bombing Iran would make Vietnam and Iraq together look like a cake walk.[/QUOTE]

We'll find out on Thursday.

u aware???

#1331688Post 11 of 21

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[QUOTE=toasty;832426]Not during the speech, but she did during the Q&A session. She looked at her hand and then spouted off a response about energy policy and lifting America's spirits.

Yes, Obama uses a teleprompter when he gives prepared remarks, as do most politicians. He's also demonstrated an ability to think on his feet and speak off the cuff, however, as the House republicans learned during that Q&A about a week ago.

My biggest thing about this is that it's just pathetic that she would think it was necessary to write those particular words down so she could remember to talk about them. I mean, she's Sarah Palin -- if she hasn't been asked there to talk about those things, what exactly has she been asked there to talk about? That's like writing the name of your client on your hand at a trial.

...and might I finally add, writing it on your hand is just amateurish. If you want to make sure you talk about something, note cards are an acceptable option. In this day and age, with cameras everywhere and bloggers dissecting every move you make, if you have to look at notes to answer a question, someone is going to notice, no matter what you're looking at -- better it be an index card or something that at least preserves a modicum of professionalism/dignity, rather than writing on the palm of your hand like a fucking 5th grader.[/QUOTE]

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need a cliffs brah

#1331701Post 12 of 21

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Ya thursday is the 11th.. Iran has some surprise punch for the US.. Is that what you are talking about?

#1331702Post 13 of 21

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[QUOTE=runningman;832642]Ya thursday is the 11th.. Iran has some surprise punch for the US.. Is that what you are talking about?[/QUOTE]

Si.

the Ayatollah Brohmeini will stun us.

My guess is the introduction of Casual Thursdays.

#1331709Post 14 of 21

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^ turban tuesdays... i guess the 11th DOES fall on a thursday though, not a tuesday...

#1331712Post 15 of 21

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No fan of Palin but I dont see what the big deal is. If i was gonna talk for 40 mins I would have some notes to make sure that some kind of order is kept to the arguments.

#1331766Post 16 of 21

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Palin is just there to hijack the tea party movement. The tea parties were started under Bush and have escalated under Obama. So the repubs and gov't elite are attempting to hijack the cause. It won't work though.

#1332021Post 17 of 21

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[QUOTE=runningman;832717]Palin is just there to hijack the tea party movement. The tea parties were started under Bush and have escalated under Obama. So the repubs and gov't elite are attempting to hijack the cause. It won't work though.[/QUOTE]

Ron Paul came out with a statement yesterday (might have been on Madow's show) that the Tea Partier's should be careful about Neocon's hijacking the movement.

#1332044Post 18 of 21

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwj6ZGMF_uA[/youtube]

this is all i think of everytime i hear that word.

#1332154Post 19 of 21

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Her hand notes do seem almost childish and not prepared. At least write them on a note card or pad. I couldn't imagine going to a business meeting with inked notes on my hands.

#1337456Post 20 of 21

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[QUOTE=runningman;832717]Palin is just there to hijack the tea party movement. The tea parties were started under Bush and have escalated under Obama. So the repubs and gov't elite are attempting to hijack the cause. It won't work though.[/QUOTE] I tend to agree...but I guess it should come as no surprise. She was originally hand-picked by the campaign of a RINO and insider, McCain.

I shudder to think where the progressives are gonna' take us with those on the right splintered by the establishment and the foreign-owned corporate whores. Oh well, whatever transpires will be on them especially.

#1337904Post 21 of 21

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[QUOTE=runningman;832410]I knew Toaty was gonna start this one. I don't want to defend Palin but at least she has the balls to go at without a teleprompter. What looks more stupid, notes on a hand, or bringing a teleprompter to a grade school function?[/YOUTUBE][/QUOTE] What looks most stupid is calling someone out for reading stuff from a teleprompter...by reading it off of your hand.

I wrote shit on my hand, too...in grade school.

And by the way, Obama didn't bring a teleprompter to a grade school function; he brought a teleprompter to a nationally televised speech that he happened to give in the backdrop of a grade school classroom. There is a difference.

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