All we really need to know about Palin....

[Steelworker In OH]

Run time: 04:43 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5ntlH-vt2I   Posted on YouTube: September 09, 2008 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: September 11, 2008 By DU Member: Steelworker In OH Views on DU: 924

 
Found this on Funnyordie.com, great put together piece of work from Huffington post. (original url http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-seitzman/sarah-palin-the-right-to_b_124991.html )

[soupkitchen]

1. More Pit Bull Shit

[drgonzosghost]

2. CHALKDUST TORTURE!!!!!

Though surreal to hear the sweet sounds of Phish in a political video, I'm loving it anyway!!

[Veronica.Franco]

3. Welcome to the DU ...

:toast:

[Steelworker In OH]

4. Thanks

Thanks, been poking around, replying here and there, when i seen this on funnyordie.com had to repost it here, thought it would raise a few more eyebrows and get some laughs, maybe spawn more threads

[newmac]

5. Republican Language spinmeisters

She didn't say we "attempted" reform; she said she "Championed" reform. I gotta hand it to the republicans, they use language well. We have to do the same. The word Champion is a heavy duty powerful word. This is how they win elections. Its all about language, spin, and defining and framing what you consider the issue of the day

[mcg]

6. $24 million gravel road to an empty beach for a nonexistant bridge to nowhere

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/09/08/palin-bridge-access-road/

... In June 2007, Ronald Utt, a fellow at the conservative Heritiage Foundation, offered this recommendation for what Palin should do with the funds:

Gov. Palin could return the money for the gravel “access” road to Washington, perhaps even with a request that the money go to rebuild hurricane-ravaged Louisiana and Mississippi. While Alaska, or any state for that matter, naturally is reluctant to return money to the federal government, doing so is the responsible and ethical thing to do and likely would benefit Alaska in the long run.

Palin did no such thing. To this day, the state of Alaska “is continuing to build a road on Gravina Island to an empty beach where the bridge would have gone — because federal money for the access road, unlike the bridge money, would have otherwise been returned to the federal government.”

Also, CQ notes that there is “a second bridge, more than twice as expensive and just as controversial” as the canceled Bridge to Nowhere in Katchikan. Palin has expressed concern about the project “but hasn’t tried to kill (it) off.” ...