Palin Fascination, Scorn Shows No Sign of Receding – FOXNews.com Transition Tracker
Still, Palin continues to attract enthusiastic supporters. The sponsors of TeamSarah.org, a pro-Palin Web site hacked by Palin foes, say the Alaska governor stirs fear and loathing on the left chiefly because of her challenge to the established order.
The fascination for Palin is like rubber necking a truck-moose collision. Nobody really cares about the moose. The driver and the truck are the important things. Palin is the driver, and as usual she is refusing to be held accountable for the wreck, saying the moose just jumped out of nowhere. She thought she had passed the moose and they were behind her. Regardless, the truck (Alaska) took a real beating and it may be awhile before it can be back on the right road (2010). What happened to the moose you ask? Well ,the people of Alaska are a resilient bunch, we’ll survive. Even a drunk with power driver, trying to run us down, practically destroying the truck in the process, won’t keep Alaskans down. We have a bright future in spite of Palin’s best efforts.
I don’t believe anyone fears Palin, but she has done and said some loathsome things. Even so, the criticisms of Palin are completely justified. She keeps putting herself out there, giving interviews, saying really stupid things. She seems to love the attention, even if it’s negative attention.
Established order? The established order has been idiots. She is the epitome of politics as usual. She’s not the reformer she likes to pretend. She isn’t open and honest, nor is her administration transparent as she promised. Trying to hold her accountable is like filleting a Halibut with a butter knife, with enough time and effort, almost anything is possible.
So here’s a wink and a nod towards Queen P, in the hopes that her accidental election doesn’t total the truck and the moose will be able to walk away with minimal scarring.
Oh and TeamSarah.org, bite me. She is my Governor. Few of you mindless drones have ever even visited Alaska, never mind stayed a winter.


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