What Teabagger males envision when they hear Sarah Palin call herself a “Mama Grizzly” Arianna Huffington has a post today well worth reading. It begins: I’ve been thinking about this paradox: the most important political ad of 2010 so far did not play on television, and came from someone not currently running for any office. It was Sarah Palin‘s latest …
What Digby said: Good God. I had missed Huckleberry Graham’s specific language in his comments about repealing the 14th amendment. He said “they come here to drop a baby” as if they’re farm animals. And he delivered it with his patented dead-eyed reptilian stare and sneering drawl. No real surprise there. Slave labor built Huckleberry’s state into a tobacco, cotton, …
If you want to jump the spark, you must click it. Sealed with a curse as sharp as a knife; Doomed is your soul and-a damned is your life. —Lord John Whorfin Laugh-a while you can, monkey-boy. —Lord John Whorfin
“I’m hoping the guy with horns doesn’t actually show up, but he could.” . . . And monkeys in jumpsuits might fly out your butt, too, Glenn.
Palin was treading oil as a way of “refudicating [sic] Obama’s horrible Gulf Oil Spill” by “cheerin’ on the Chinese drillin’ efforts” in the Yellow Sea.
It’s easy to ask people you don’t know to “refudiate”— you just tweet it out, and keep on sippin’ your diet soda.
