The KILL Sarah Palin movement among unemployed campaign aides IS DISGUSTING

When Mrs. Palin came to Bangor in October and 20% of the population showed up, overwhelming security, who simply gave up, something switched on in that overflow crowd, many of whom had no way to see. The number of people was far in excess of any estimate the local repubs had made, you see.

When she appeared and CONNECTED, my observation was that it was ELECTRIC. She owned that mike, that stage that moment. She talked right to people. It was no 'address'. We had heard most of the stump speech in parts, of course, but she diverted plenty speak to THAT crowd.

In fact the last time I saw a crowd that size worked like it was.....
William
Jefferson
Clinton
as he clasped our hands with both of his, and spoke to us, like the daddy of the bride at some wedding in 2000.

People like Sarah Palin because SHE IS REAL.

Once chosen McCain's people needed to get OUT OF THE WAY. They picked unorthodox, and they should have lived with it.

Now they are telling us that she didn't know if Africa was a nation or a continent? No what they are really telling us is that John McCain is so incompetent he picks morons.

Now these aides are telling us they are upset because when they showed up at a hotel to get her, she was stepping out of the shower in her robe? No, they are telling us they are prudish ultra WASP snobs who in the immortal words of Gus Portolakos are like dry toast. UNFIT to connect with actual humans who live actual lives.

It gets worse with complaints about shopping, and diva, and temper...UGH

And Mrs. Palin?

Refuses to comment on gossip spread by unnamed sources and "small, bitter" people saying "foolish things"...on relationship with McCain: No tension. "I love him...I honor him."

Responding to a question on whether she has any "hurt feelings," Palin laughs cheerfully. "This is politics! Of course not. It's rough and tumble and you've got to have a thick skin just like I've got."

Well, I'd be handing out heads, but then, I don't play well with others, I suppose.

To Sarah though, perhaps it's best served cold. I like habaneros.