News Is Sarah Palin's Palm the Key to Her Speech Success?

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The discussion centers around a video featuring Sarah Palin, where she is seen using notes written on her hand during a speech. This has sparked humor and criticism, particularly regarding her political acumen and consistency. The conversation highlights her tendency to appeal to populist sentiments, drawing parallels to figures like "Joe the Plumber." Critics express concern over her potential candidacy for the GOP nomination, fearing it could alienate mainstream Republicans and possibly lead to a third-party run that might benefit Democrats. The term "tea-baggers" is debated, with some arguing it undermines the movement's seriousness. The dialogue also touches on the use of teleprompters by politicians, with comparisons made between Palin and Obama, emphasizing the expectations of political competence. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of humor, political critique, and concerns about the implications of Palin's actions on her political future and the GOP's image.
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Hurkyl said:
Really? :confused:

(I only ask because I can't tell if you're being serious or if you're trying to insult her)

Ivan actually likes Palin - especially her "drill baby drill" comment.
 
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Say Goodnight Gracie..."Goodnight Gracie".
 

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