On the video below, Sarah Palin says that Occupy Wall Street wants their own bailout, just like Wall Street. While I haven't heard any of them say that they want, for instance, a cash payment from the government, I guess if you squint just the right way what she said might be partially true.
Their "bailout" might consist of things like forgiving student loan debt. It might also consist of ncreasing government spending on the quaternary and quinary (or further) sectors of the economy that #OccupyWallStreet are primarily involved in.
Sarah Palin is now a 1 percenter, trading in hopes of running for president to join a motorcycle gang.
Just kidding. The pictures and video below show Palin at the Rolling Thunder rally in Washington DC earlier today; the rally went from the Pentagon to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in DC.
Sarah Palin appeared at today's Teaparty rally in Wisconsin and as can be seen in the screengrab below, she's standing in front of a banner promoting "Americans for Prosperity" and standing at a podium proclaiming "I Am AFP!"
AFP is funded by the billionaire Koch Brothers, owners of Koch Industries. Most on the left oppose them because of their funding of (supposed) conservative causes, including professional global warming deniers and advocates against social welfare programs.
No, Sarah Palin didn't climb Denali or anything close to it. However, on the first edition of "Sarah Palin's Alaska" she did climb some relatively insignificant feature in Denali National Park at the quite low elevation of 5000 feet. That also followed the former vice presidential candidate - roped together with Todd and her guide - stepping over a few crevasses in a glacier.
Nine days after the shooting of Gabrielle Giffords by Jared Loughner in Tucson, Sara Palin gave her first interview on the Sean Hannity show. In the video below she complains about the mainstream media blaming the rhetoric of her and the teaparties for the tragedy, including a map she had on her site that put Giffords in crosshairs. She says such crosshairs are a standard political theme that even Bob Beckel has crowed about using on Hannity's show.
The non-endorsements of Sara Palin keep rolling in, with the latest coming from Ted Nugent. He says he's a fan of hers "both literally and figuratively" and he says that she says all the right things, but "I couldn't vote for Sarah Palin, if we had a vote today". In related news, the Tea Party has begun a personal destruction campaign against Nugent, searching for evidence or just suspicion that he's a former Communist agitator.
Take a look at this Associated Press photograph of Sarah Palin on her recent Haiti trip, noting the caption where they say she "has her hair done":
In fact, the person "doing her hair" is just Bristol, Palin's daughter. And, she's just adjusting her barrette or similar, she's not giving her a perm.
The AP makes it difficult to oppose Palin from a policy perspective, since they keep making her a sympathetic victim of a vicious, catty media.
Most of the opposition to Sara Palin makes her more sympathetic, and this fascistic move is no different:
The website and personal credit card information of former Gov. Sarah Palin were cyber-attacked today by Wikileaks supporters, the 2008 GOP vice presidential candidate tells ABC News in an email.
Perhaps because they don't want her to run for president or perhaps because they're just complete idiots, the Tea Party Nation recently sent a letter to Sarah Palin asking her to run for chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC).
Sarah Palin was speaking to Glenn Beck earlier today and in a wide-ranging discussion of foreign policy, had this to say:
"This speaks to a bigger picture here that certainly scares me in terms of our national security policy. But obviously we’ve gotta stand with our North Korean allies."
