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September 03, 2008

Sarah Palin vs. Joey Hairplugs

As I write this, I am watching Sarah Palin take the Democrats apart.  She is darned good.

Just before she came on, I was reading the David Harsanyi essay and the comments that followed.  One commenter refered to Joey Hairplugs. I almost split a gut.

Imagine Sarah Palin going up against Joey Hairplugs in the VP debate.  There may not be many split screens. 

Posted by A Watcher on September 03, 2008 at 09:38 PM in Politics |

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Lead Source

Palin will kick the blowhard's butt in the debate! Palin may repeat her stump speech, at least she won't plagerize another candidate's.

Posted by: Lead Source | September 16, 2008 at 12:15 AM

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