Tina Fey, or Sarah Palin? The Difference is Negligible
Posted: September 28th, 2008 | Author: Jon | Filed under: Politics | Tags: election, Matt Damon, Politics, Sarah Palin, Saturday Night Live, Tina Fey, United States | 4 Comments »First, a couple clips for reference of Sarah Palin being interviewed by Katie Couric:
Second, Tina Fey once again lambasting Palin on Saturday Night Live:
It honestly appears as though Sarah Palin has absolutely nothing to say about any issue in this election. Her responses to questions are canned, scripted, and rehearsed, repeated back verbatim as if she is reading from a Conservative Q&A pamphlet.
Ever seen an interview with an NHL hockey player between periods? “Yeah, well we’re all giving 110%, trying real hard out there, we’re in this together, really playing as a team, doing what we have to do to win the game.” Nothing. Of. Substance.
I’ll have to side with Matt Damon on this one – I dearly hope that this woman does not get within 200 feet of the White House.
I think there’s an East Indian guy who lives on my street… maybe I’m an expert on Hinduism now? I saw his red dot once.
Seriously, this woman frightens me; it may be the worst move the Republicans have made politically since they let Reagan go on television without makeup. Err… that would be mistakes that had ramifications for an election, that is. Bush is a no-brainer on the top ten worst Blue moves of all time list.
Hilarious video related to your post:
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1831461
“Will you be my vice president?”
“Well I’ve gotta pick up my kid from hockey and I’ve got a lasagna in the oven!”
Haha that’s absolutely amazing. The fact that it would make a horrible movie should not stop its production! Pass the hat around, gather some coin, and let’s get started!
Isn’t her daughter the one who has the lasagna in the oven?
*Snap*