Pile of Palinisms
What Sarah Palin’s going to say is anybody’s guess,
And what she really means, only she knows best.
But The Donald’s endorsement
Became an embarrassment
When she called political correctness a “suicide vest.“
What Sarah Palin’s going to say is anybody’s guess,
And what she really means, only she knows best.
But The Donald’s endorsement
Became an embarrassment
When she called political correctness a “suicide vest.“

The New York Times offers a tongue-in-cheek analysis of Sarah Palin’s Donald Trump endorsement speech delivered in her unique oratorical style in Ames, Iowa, yesterday.
In “The Most Mystifying Lines of Sarah Palin’s Endorsement Speech,” reporter Michael Barbaro attempts to parse the 10 most memorable lines from Palin’s address, which, he says, “has been described as performance art, a filibuster, even slam poetry.”
Here’s an example:
“He is from the private sector, not a politician. Can I get a ‘Hallelujah!’ ”
Mrs. Palin goes godly as she enthuses about the business world.

Given the Republican Party’s irresistible urge to poke their noses in the Clintons’ private lives — they spent millions of taxpayer dollars investigating the then-First Couple in the In the 1990s and then spent million more on a failed impeachment over a sex lie Bill told under oath — it is not surprising that the 2016 GOP candidates are raising Bill Clinton’s infidelities as a way to attack his wife.
Republicans also have a tendency to crow about the value of “traditional marriage” while simultaneously cheating on their spouses — we have been cataloging the hypocrisy of these GOP adulterers for the past decade.
Now we’re adding two more to the list.
However ridiculous or controversial his stands,
They gain traction with his ignorant, evangelical fans.
But when it comes to the moneyed,
The ‘Trump Effect’ is funny —
What’s good for the candidate is bad for the Trump brand.