Why would Sarah Palin claim she would be in Louisiana on Saturday November 8?

Sarah Palin was on Hannity on Friday November 7 and she made this statement:

"Saturday I'll be in Louisiana, tonight I am very pleased to hear that at the College Inn in New Orleans we have a unity effort going on there right now with Colonel Rob Maness and his supporters, in that race against Mary Landrieu, joining with the..the winner of the GOP you know that open jungle primary that..uh..Louisiana has, we will see Cassidy and Maness, and their supporters come together to make sure that Mary Landrieu, and her participation in this lawlessness, these felled policies of Obama's, that they don't get back to Washington D.C.. We'll have the GOP there and we'll do that by unity. So I want to participate in things like that to help."

But it looks like she wasn't invited, but she is going to be doing this on this Saturday:

As Rep. Bill Cassidy wages a runoff campaign against Louisiana Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu, he'll get some in-person support this weekend from Sarah Palin and "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson.

Palin previously endorsed Cassidy's GOP primary opponent Rob Maness, but now that the race has narrowed to a contest between Cassidy and Landrieu, Palin will help shore up the GOP vote for Cassidy.

Palin and Robertson will attend a GOP unity rally for Cassidy on Saturday afternoon in Monroe, Cassidy's spokesman confirmed. The story was first reported by Politico.

Was Sarah in Louisiana all week, and if so why?

Sarah Palin again proves she is a detriment to her gender

Looking ugly as usual, Sarah tries to deflect attention from the brawl (when the audio tape was released October 21) by bashing a member of her own sex on Fox News with Sean Hannity.  Epic fail.

I think Sarah is a secret lesbian who hates women and would rather be a man.  Yes that sounds unusual but I bet her fantasy is to be a man,

Oh and nice try in trying to deflect the attention from the brawl.  Another epic fail.

Sarah Palin will be on Hannity tonight

She mentioned on her Facebook page

I wonder if Sean will ask her about the big brawl over the weekend that Todd, Track, Bristol and Willow were in.

BTW the owner of the house where the brawl took place is not owned by Chris Olds.

And a few more details from Amanda Coyne:

So, here it goes: What I have heard since, without much trying, and what I knew then, is that the cops were called after the brawl. It’s confirmed that the Palins, all of them, were in some way involved in a fight at a house in Anchorage where a party was going it. Bristol’s son, Tripp was at the party. I have confirmed from multiple sources that Bristol punched someone repeatedly, and that charges might be filed. I spoke to a source yesterday who witnessed part of it. She said that some in the crowd were trying to restrain Sarah, who was clawing to get involved in the fight, which had moved to the cul-de-sac outside of the house. She was also screaming loudly. She wore platform high-tops with the American flag on them, and Bristol wore big, round shades. As I reported, Track was at some point in the night, shirtless.
The whole family arrived in a stretch Hummer limo, and had to be told to leave the house.

Even Sean Hannity admits impeachment would be a mistake, Sarah yet to respond

From Mediate

 Sean Hannity made it clear Wednesday night he is not on board with impeachment as a political strategy yet. Talking with Karl Rove tonight, Hannity said it would be outright “stupid” for the GOP to make impeachment an issue when it would hurt their very good chances of winning big in the midterms.

Rove told Hannity Republicans can’t be President Obama‘s “useful stooges” in allowing them to continue exploiting the impeachment meme. After all, the Democrats are fundraising off impeachment and Republicans talking about it would just embolden them.

Hannity agreed and said, “This is a huge distraction, and politically, it would be stupid for the Republicans to bite that apple.”

 As of Aug 17, Sarah still has not responded to Sean's comments.  Guess he is her only friend left at Fuck News.

Sarah Palin violates her contract with FOX, again

From Washington Post

 Sarah Palin’s call for President Obama’s impeachment yesterday pushed Breitbart.com to the forefront of the Internet on what could well have been a sleepy summer news day. Nothing like an “exclusive” from conservatism’s proven driver of traffic.

Hold on, though: Palin is a Fox News contributor. What’s she doing lighting up Breitbart.com?

A Palin confidant tells the Erik Wemple Blog that Palin’s contract with Fox News guarantees the cable-news leader exclusive rights to her work on television and on the Internet, an arrangement confirmed by a Fox News source. The Breitbart.com posting violates the terms of Palin’s relationship with Fox News.

“It was a mistake,” says the Palin confidant. “She had in her mind that she was propagating something under the auspices of the PAC.” That would be SarahPAC, “a federally registered political action committee (PAC) dedicated to building America’s future by supporting fresh ideas and candidates who share our vision for reform and innovation.”

So Palin is falling back on the PAC-byline-contributor-contract loophole. That’s a savvy, insider-ish move for someone who so routinely claims to abhor the ways of Washington.

What rogue behavior! All the more rogue, considering that Palin went to Breitbart.com with the goods. 

Here’s a statement from Alex Marlow, editor in chief of Breitbart News Network:

Governor Palin approached us with the idea of writing an opinion piece in which she calls for the impeachment of President Obama. Over the past year, we’ve run several exclusive articles from the Governor as well as other right-of-center politicians and opinion leaders like Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeff Sessions, Mike Lee, Marco Rubio, and Donald Trump, to name a few, who value reaching the conservative audience and recognize that Bretibart News is able to gives these pieces the maximum exposure they deserve.

The Fox News source confirms that the network would have preferred to have had the impeachment post, yet there was no insurrection in the network’s Manhattan offices. The stakes now are considerably lower than in October 2011, when Palin jilted Fox News and made the announcement about her presidential non-candidacy on Mark Levin’s radio show.

Honestly I do not know why Roger keeps putting up with this shit.  FOXs ratings are in the tank, and Sarah is a big reason why.

Of course Sarah Palin is gonna jump on Davids Brat's bandwagon!

Sarah looking like and sounding like hammered shit as usual.  She spends the first few minutes declaring victory for David Brat.

Then she comments about the Bow Bergdahl situation:

"Of course there's a possibility of they being a threat. It's in their genes, it's in their DNA. These radical Muslims. These terrorists. Who would want to destroy America and our allies. They're not going to go back home and start playing Tiddly Winks with, you know, the neighbor terrorist. No they're out to do harm to America."

Skanky no one is born a terrorist or racist.  It is a condition you were brought up to have.  Like you grew up in the Heath household where your daddy abused you and taught you kill first ask questions later.   Then as an adult, threw all your perceived enemies and friends under the bus and character assassinated them, make a lot of sexual innuendo comments, sleep around and your kids now do the same.

Last but not least she attacks President Obama for the 549,578,643rd time:

"Well Team Obama has such disrespect for women, it's kind of cool to see proof there that they are the ones who took that first shot in the so-called War on Women. It certainly wasn't the GOP. And then from there of course Obama's administration, the agenda, that is trying to make women fill (sic) less than adequate so that they would be more dependent on big brother government to provide for them. Try to make women fill (sic) like their just not worthy, not capable of taking care of themselves. That's the complete opposite of the planks in the Republican platform that believes in competition regardless of gender, Hard work and reward for your work ethic."

Yes Sarah there is a war on women, but no one declared war on you, you aren't even a casualty, but this lady was thanks to you:

And this lady is a victim of the war on women too:

Sarah Palin is the real death panel

Last week ole Skanky went on Sean Hannity's show for her usual Obama bashing:

When you hold someone accountable, it takes energy and resource, and Barack Obama is lazy," Palin said on Fox News' Hannity. "In fact, he warned us that he was lazy, and he attributed that to having been brought up in Hawaii. It’s his words, not mine."

 The problem starts at the top. And when you have a commander in chief who has not been engaged and was told six years ago about the problems at the VA and has just pooh-poohed the problems,” she said, a reference to a recent CBS News report that the Obama-Biden presidential transition team in 2008 received a document from VA officials saying department problems were “systemic.”

HOWEVER!

Sarah Palin was much more lazier than President Obama:

From ADN.com

State programs intended to help disabled and elderly Alaskans with daily life -- taking a bath, eating dinner, getting to the bathroom -- are so poorly managed, the state cannot assure the health and well-being of the people they are supposed to serve, a new federal review found.

The situation is so bad the federal government has forbidden the state to sign up new people until the state makes necessary improvements.

No other state in the nation is under such a moratorium, according to a spokeswoman for the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

In the meantime, frail and vulnerable Alaskans who desperately need the help are struggling. One elderly woman is stuck in a nursing home, for lack of care at home. Another woman, suffering from chronic pain and fatigue, said she's so weak, she often can't even pop dinner into the microwave.

The moratorium is expected to last four or five months. State officials estimate about 1,000 Alaskans will be affected.

A particularly alarming finding concerns deaths of adults in the programs. In one 2 1/2 year stretch, 227 adults already getting services died while waiting for a nurse to reassess their needs. Another 27 died waiting for their initial assessment, to see if they qualified for help.

The programs at issue provide in-home help for thousands of Alaskans with the basics of life, from medication to meals. The goal is to help people stay in their own homes rather than go into nursing homes or other institutions.

The services are paid for by Medicaid, the state-federal health program for the poor and the disabled, and overseen by the state Division of Senior and Disabilities Services. Individuals qualify based on income and need. Private contractors do most of the work. The programs cost about $250 million this year, with the federal government currently paying 61 percent of the bill.

Two broad categories of programs are at issue: One, providing just personal care, serves 3,200 people and the other, with a broader range of services including home health care, helps about 3,800 through what are known as Medicaid waivers. Some clients get help through both types of program.

Division officials on Tuesday acknowledged serious problems, including a backlog of about 2,000 people waiting for a nurse assessment to determine what services they need. They said fixes are coming.
People in the programs are well served, the officials say, once they are signed up for services. They claim it's mainly a paperwork and documentation problem.
"We do believe that quality care is happening in Alaska. Our system for getting that information is not well established. That's what we have to fix," said Rebecca Hilgendorf, director of senior and disabilities services.

One person waiting for her assessment is 80-year-old Esteen Knights-Thomas, who has been at 
 Providence Extended Care most of the last month. She is recovering from an incident in Pennsylvania when her legs were scarred by acid from a strong insecticide used in her rented apartment, her daughter said.

Knights-Thomas said Providence is very nice, but "I would rather be at home with somebody helping me."

For one, she'd like to eat what she wants. "Here you can't do that. You have to eat what they give you," said Knights-Thomas, who also is blind in one eye.

Her daughter La Verne Jones, 60, can't provide the care herself. She can barely get around, suffers from a rare eye disease, and is overdue for a hip replacement. She was approved for personal care services before the moratorium, but that help can't extend to her mother.

In March, the state told officials with the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services about the huge backlog of people waiting to be evaluated.

"That was the first red flag that went up for us, that something was going on there that was not meeting our expectations," said Mary Kahn, a spokeswoman for the federal agency.

"Rather than continue to let the state admit more and more people into what we believe has been a poorly managed system, we just said hold the phone, we're going to try to find other ways to serve these people," Kahn said. "And we're going to stop enrollment in this program because we are quite concerned."

State officials said some private agencies in Alaska provide similar services through grant funding. But advocates say those services are very limited.

Another sign of trouble for the feds: eight lawsuits against the state division.

Most were brought by the Northern Justice Project, a private civil rights firm created in 2006 to pursue class action suits and other big cases.

"I think the lawsuits reflect that these two programs are and have been run incompetently for some time," said Jim Davis, one of the partners and founders of the justice project.

The common thread in the suits is that seniors and disabled Alaskans aren't getting the services they are entitled to, under the law, Davis said. In one big win, the state Supreme Court ruled last year that the state had improperly cut off or reduced services to more than 1,000 needy people.
State officials say they are trying to settle those lawsuits.

As to the backlog, most of the people waiting for an assessment already are getting services but are overdue for their annual check by a nurse to see if they need more or less help, state officials said.

An earlier attempt to reform the personal care assistance program may have inadvertently created some of the current trouble. After costs soared from $8 million a year in fiscal 2000 to $80 million five years later, the Legislature ordered the state Department of Health and Social Services to control the spending. The state eventually decided to hire its own nurses to determine who needed how much care. The cost of that program dropped.

But a nationwide nursing shortage means about 40 percent of the nurse positions stay vacant, hence the backlog, said Marcy Rein, chief of programs for senior and disabilities services.

The state now is looking into allowing other types of professionals, including clinical social workers, to do the assessments -- something the feds say it should have already done.

State officials say a new project manager starts work Thursday to oversee improvements. They also are working to update the division's data collection system.

Doctors and other health care providers wrote to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid with concerns that the state wasn't responsive. Some alleged that the lack of state controls "has resulted in the death(s) of the active clients," the federal review said.

While the people served are frail and suffer from chronic health issues, the state never investigated to determine if any failure in service contributed to the deaths, the federal review found.

"Thus, if someone passed away because a (personal care assistant) did not show up, for example, there was no indication this would have been reported or investigated," the report said.

The state plans to start doing fatality reviews.

Davis, the attorney who has brought many of the suits, said he doesn't believe people are dying because of poor quality care or abuse. While the state doesn't allow as many hours of care as people need, he said, the care itself is good. The multitude of private contractors makes the field competitive, and clients can switch providers if they aren't satisfied, he said.

Federal officials conducted their "focused review" in May and notified Health and Social Services Commissioner Bill Hogan of the moratorium in a June 26 letter.

What do you say Sarah!

Read more here: http://www.adn.com/2009/07/14/864670/troubled-alaska-health-programs.html#storylink=cpy

David Letterman retires so Sarah Palin has to get her digs in

From the Wrap

Is Sarah Palin happy about David Letterman retiring? You betcha!

Sean Hannity asked the former Alaska Governor about her “old buddy” David Letterman when she stopped by his Fox News show Thursday night.

“What is your reaction to Letterman getting out after he was so vicious to your family?” Hannity asked.

 It's cool!” she exclaimed. “You know, out with the old, in with the new!”

“Maybe he'll start a trend when we talk about politics, too!” Palin added. “Politicians who have maybe been there in Washington, D.C., a bit too long, allow some new blood in there, some new energy, new ideas to get the country back on the right track. Maybe Letterman is going to kind of start that trend. Out with the old, in with the new.”

 In June 2009, Letterman joked that Palin's daughter was “knocked up” by baseball star Alex Rodriguez when the two attended a New York Yankees game. He later apologized after Palin took offense, and she has steered clear of his show since.

Skanky David Letterman will always have more money than you ever will, is a household name, which you will never have, and is a college graduate, which you never have been.  So shut up.  The only thing you two have in common is he is an adulterer.

Sarah Palin compares President Obama to Todd

Palin: "Well yes, especially under the Commander-in-Chief that we have today, because Obama's...the perception of him, and his potency...across the world is one of such weakness, you know and I...lookit people are looking at Putin as one who wrestles bears and drills for oil. They look at our President as one who wears mom jeans and equivocates and bloviates."

Hmmm Sarah who also wears Mom Jeans?

oh that right, this guy!

and this guy too!

And that interview was the worse Sarah has looked and sounded.   I think she is dying.  Seriously.

Since when has Sarah Palin been an expert on parenting?

Taken Nov 2009 during Sarah's book tour.  Poor Trig out in the cold with no pants.

Last week Sarah Palin called into Sean Hannity's show to discuss, of all things, parenting!

HANNITY: And joining us now on the phone to give us a little parenting 101, former Alaska governor, FOX News contributor Sarah Palin.
Governor, how are you?

PALIN (via telephone): I'm doing great. That's funny you say that that was one of the best lines of the GOP convention back in '08. That's when the teleprompter broke and I had to start ad libbing right then! So I ad libbed that line about hockey.

HANNITY: I got to -- if you ad libbed that line, I have even more respect for you. You know, it's funny, we often talk about politics, but when I had the chance to be around you and your kids and Todd, we talk a lot about sports, and you and Todd in particular -- you guys have a lot of perspective on it.
When you saw that TV football tyke show, what did you think of that?

PALIN: Well, I agree that too many American kids are pampered. They're coddled, and they need discipline. And the way to motivate kids, though, is not necessarily through fear, not at that age especially. You know, I think it was Lou Holtz who had said it best years ago about self- discipline leading to success and self-motivation. So these coaches, if they want to get their kids to understand that self-motivation that is so needed, at that age, it doesn't necessarily need to be through intimidation and fear. These coaches seem to be wanting to not look bad, and I can guarantee a coach can be defeated if that's his goal is to just not look bad.

HANNITY: You know -- and I know -- I think you sent over pictures of your son when he played hockey and you were that hockey mom -- with lipstick. But -- and my kids play sports. I think there's a fine line, though, because you -- I do believe, in many ways, we kind of spoil our kids. I think that there's nothing wrong with pushing them and letting them see that they have more talent and ability than maybe they think they have and that if they want to achieve a goal, they got to work hard for that goal. And learning that at a young age is a good lesson. So it's -- it's a razor's edge, isn't it?

PALIN: I guess it's a razor's edge, but you know, my perspective is I want tough coaches. I want coaches who will instill in that student athlete the desire to win because competition makes everyone better and the goal should be victory. And you know, I've taken heat because I said really good things about former Indiana coach Bobby Knight.

HANNITY: Yes.

PALIN: I really liked the guy. And I really liked his...

HANNITY: I like Knight, too. You and me both.

PALIN: Yes, his tenacity, his determination. And you're right, there is that razor's edge. And the good guys, the good coaches know when it cannot be crossed, and they know kind of the demographic that they're working with in terms of the age group, and they should be discerning enough to know what will motivate the kids.

So I totally agree with you, you know, too many kids are spoiled and coddled by us, by society in general. And sports, I think, are absolutely instrumental in teaching a child what it's going to take to succeed in this world. Sports are imperative.

HANNITY: Yes.

PALIN: And it is all about competition, so I want to see more and more kids involved, and I want to see the parents, I want to see the coaches in there. But we have to make sure, yes, that that line isn't crossed. And I've never seen this reality show that you're talking about. I don't know if it's going to promote that line to be crossed. I certainly hope not because there's a lot of good, positive stories out there about successful coaches and selfless giving parents and organizations that are helping kids.

HANNITY: Governor, listen, I enjoy the time we have to talk about sports. Any picks for this weekend, by the way?

PALIN: Oh, I love Seattle. They're closest to Alaska.

HANNITY: I got Seattle and I got the Broncos. Although never, that Tom Brady is sneaky, you can't ever bet against him. Thanks, governor, good to talk to you.

PALIN: Thank you so much, go west coast

Sarah Palin being an expert on parenting is like Chris Christie being an expert on physical fitness.  Let's look at Sarah's track (pun intended) record:

Track-vandalized school buses, oxy problem, knocked up girlfriend, then divorced her.

Bristol-lost virginity at 15 or 16, got knocked up, dropped out of school, keeps son away from his father.  Does not discipline Tripp.

Willow-bought drugs in Wal-Mart parking lot, at least one pregnancy scare, called classmate a f***** on Facebook.  Laughed when her nephew did the same thing.

Piper-bodychecked a reporter on Sarah's bus tour aka vacation.  Now living with her grandparents.  Also used as a human shield.

Trig-poor thing totally neglected.  Was used as a prop and now that he is outgrown his usefulness Sarah ignores him.

I find it totally ironic that Sarah says kids are coddled because when she was in school she wanted out of band practice so Chuck Sr. told her to fake an injury to her finger.  Yeah Chuck and Sally are real winners.

I also wonder why Sarah called into Sean's show instead of appearing.  Was she too stoned or recovering from a Botox treatment?

Sarah Palin calls the President a pinprick

Takes one to know one Sarah.  You were elected to something so that makes you a pinprick!

Sarah does not know the difference between Civil Rights and the Civil War

Once again Sarah shows her ignorance. How many times now has she done that? About 648,120,535

Sarah Palin must have gotten a new face and neck

Her face looks tigher than treebark and now she's sporting an Adam's ala Ann Coulter.  That's what tightening your neck will do to you.  Sarah an Adam's apple does not look attractive on Ann and it does not look attractive on you. 

Troll comments March 18-24

No comments this week so I'm going to leave you with Sarah's latest screech on Hannity and my thoughts on it.



Ever since the 2008 Election the Palins have thrust themselves in the public eye. Sarah with her bus tour, working for FOX, and teasing the Palinidiots about running in 2012.

Bristol was a spokeswoman for Candies, appeared on DWTS, wrote a ghostwritten book about losing her virginity in a tent, appeared in photo shoots, and trashed her baby daddy in public. When you want to be in the public eye, you have to take the heat.

The only ones who made Bristol's pregnancy an issue during the campaign was her mother. Yes Letterman, Conan, and Maher have made jokes about you and your family Bristol but guess what, so has Catholic Republican Jay Leno. Why does he get a pass?

Troll comments March 4-10

Dang no troll comments again this week!

I even called Bristol a prostitute and she, Sarah, and Willow didn't log on here foaming at the mouth.

I guess they finally realize they are pathetic.

Here is Sarah's latest rant on Sean Hannity. I swear Sarah and Sean must be on crack.

Sarah defends Rick Santorum's Satan comment

Yes Satan is destroying America. And Satan is in the shape and form of Sarah Palin.

Think about it.

Satan and Sarah both 5 letters

Satan and Sarah both start with the letters S and A

There is also an A for the 4th letter in both their names

Sarah rips into Michelle for defending her husband the POTUS

You can watch the video here

Appearing on Fox News’ Hannity, Sarah Palin reacted in disgust to a clip from Gayle King‘s interview with First Lady Michelle Obama, where she said Americans were “confused” about how much had been accomplished by the President. “Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord — what are we just a bunch of numbskulls out here in the heartland of America?” Palin exclaimed incredulously. “Just a bunch of numbskulls who can’t read the unemployment numbers and see that 5 trillion dollars in new debt later under her husband, President Obama? 5 trillion dollars more! And we have fewer jobs today than we had before we took over, but, no, we’re numbskulls out here and we don’t know what the numbers actually represent!”

“We’re not that bright!” added Hannity, who later asked if the former Alaska Governor was worried Republicans wouldn’t be able to come together to defeat President Obama.

“You know why people are so concerned, two to one, about a second term for President Obama?” Palin questioned. “We understand with now — 15, 16 trillion dollars in debt, there’s not enough money in the world to pay back what it is that we have borrowed for today’s wants and needs and yet we’re going to try to hand this bill to our kids and grandkids. That makes us less safe and secure as a nation and when you see the turmoil going around this world and now, more than ever, America needs that strong military, we shouldn’t be looking first at cutting military funding. We should be looking at the entitlement programs that need reform and looking at frivolous expenditures our bureaucracies are still engaged in.”

I think Sarah is jealous that Michelle is much prettier than her, and doesn't have to wear dead animals on her head to hide any bald spots.

Yes Sean you and Sarah are not bright.

Sarah calls the President a phony while sporting her worst wig ever

While watching that video I think her wig moved. It looks like someone dumped a long haired puppy that has fleas and needs a bath on it.

So rich that she calls the President a phony while she wears a wig and the occasional falsies. She hasn't taken the twins out for show and tell for a while.

I wonder if she grounded Piper for not decorating the Christmas tree. Oh who am I kidding?

MY TICKET? It was McCain's you bitch.

Shailey gets an interview from Chris on Just my opinion

You can read the interview here.

I think Sarah is about to crack. Last night she was on Hannity and even mentioned Shailey. You can watch that interview here.

Sarah Palin denies being a terrorist on Sean Hannity's show

I swear this woman has absolutely no shame at all. Same goes for Sean Hannity. Sarah you are the company you keep, and you roll with Joe Miller, Schaeffer Cox, and Jeremy Morlock. You also endorsed Sharron Angle who favored using 2nd amendment remedies.

And you have the gall to complain about the President sitting next to Bill Ayers in a meeting.