Letterman Is Sexually Obsessed with Sarah Palin

What is wrong with him?

"Is it just me or is anyone else having naughty thoughts about Sarah Palin in those waders?"

Levi Johnston Say Sarah Palin Did It For Money

And why is Levi holding a news conference to keep his name and face in the news - in the hopes of getting a book or movie deal - for money.



Those poor reporters who were sent to cover this dim wit - talk about the side show to the real story.

Letterman On Palin Resignation

A Veteran Political Analyst Thinks Palin is Running For President

Kieth Olbermann calls her "Governor Quitter," echoing the left's new attack on Sarah Palin.

You have probably read the talking points by now - Sarah Palin is finished - She is out of the race in 2012 - Palin committed political suicide.

But one of the most respected, independent political analyst in the country says the move is smart - its is absolutely necessary if Palin wants to run in 2012

Charlie Cook is creator of “The Cook Political Report,” an absolute must read for campaign strategists in Washington. Cook believes Palin is resigning to build a major campaign organization for 2012. That takes time and would have been impossible to do from Alaska.

”A good case can be made that seeking a presidential nomination has become an extraordinarily difficult undertaking in terms of organization-building, fundraising and cultivating the relationships necessary to win,” Cook writes. “And perhaps doing that well and being an effective governor are mutually exclusive.”

“Would Palin really get that many more "experience points" for sticking around Juneau, if it meant missing a lot of gripping and grinning at Lincoln Day dinners and other state and local party functions?

Think about it. Running for President is a full-time job. Others in the Republican party, like Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, already have a head start in campaigning. Had Palin stayed in office for the remaining 18 months as a lame-duck Governor would leave her vulnerable to the politically motivated ethics complaints and would significantly hamper her fundraising abilities.

“She has already punched her ticket as governor; would she really get that many more 'experience points' for sticking around Juneau, if it meant missing a lot of gripping and grinning at Lincoln Day dinners and other state and local party functions, or headlining fundraising events for Republican candidates?

“Finally, it appears that Sarah and Todd Palin are not people of great wealth, and it's a decent bet that they would have little income during 2011 and 2012, with the two of them campaigning full time,” Cook writes. “My hunch is that -- to the extent that she could bank some serious change over the next year and a half by speaking, writing a book or what have you -- it would make their lives easier in 2011 and 2012.”

“The bottom line is that Palin, who was a relative nobody in the party one year ago, has little time to waste putting together a 50-state effort,” Cook concludes. “This move gives her an additional year and a half to do it.”

You can read all of Charlie Cook's thoughts at the National Journal by clicking here.

Cook also wrote this in an email to CQ Politics: "Someone might be an effective governor or a serious candidate but not both. So I see this as a shrewd move."

I will take veteran political analyst Charlie Cook's take on Sarah Palin's move over a former local sports anchor turned left wing hack Kieth Olberman anyday.

Sarah Palin Has Outgrown Small Town, Ankle Biting Alaskn Politics

Larry Kudlow talking about Sarah Palin on CNBC:

"She's outgrown small town, ankle biting Alaskan politics and now it's time for her to take her show on the road. She has the power to re-energize conservatism and even Republicanism, if such a thing is possible. She's got charisma. She's got raw political appeal. That's why every one's attacking her, because they are afraid of her. And that's why I totally support her recent moves. C'mon Sarah, I want to you to take on President Obama, his recession, his fiscal profligacy and all the rest..and let's include 'Drill, Drill, Drill."

Sarah Palin - The Modern Feminist

It is my pleasure to direct you to a wonderful piece on The Root by Sophia A. Nelson called America's Sarah Palin Dilemma.

Nelson points out that although feminists rail against Sarah Palin, almost entirely because she is pro-life, they must admit that she is the embodiment of modern feminism.

Writes nelson -

Say what you like about this perky mother of five turned mayor turned governor, but she is a pioneer. And like it or not, she is the embodiment of modern feminism. Palin is the fulfillment of the dreams of my mother's generation, which encouraged their daughters to get educated, have a profession, pursue their dreams and successfully balance marriage and family life.

As a Gen Xer myself, I am very excited by what Gov. Palin represents. Truth be told, I disagree with many of her political positions, but as a fellow professional woman, I see in her life all that I have aspired to achieve. She is married, she has children, and she is very accomplished in her own right. Isn’t that what the feminist manifesto was all about?

To diminish the significance of her professional accomplishments, as many have, is to be an elitist and political snob. I have been appalled by the outright savagery that the media and political establishment have heaped on her.

Sophia A. Nelson is editor-in-chief of Politicalintersectionblog.com. She is also a contributor to NPR, Huffington Post, BET and Fox News.

Please read her entire article by clicking here.

Sarah Palin does the Morning Shows

Sarah Palin tells the networks - "You wanna talk to me? Come fishing."

CNN - "I am not a quitter. All options are on the table."



Good Morning America - "Don't know what the future holds. I'm not going to shut any doors."



The Today Show - "You're not listening to me! I am a fighter. I thrive on challenge. "



Oooops! CBS didn't get an interview. Gee, I wonder why.