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Yes, MSNBC is against Sarah. Who better to parse out Sarah's goodbye speech?

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Just a few days to go before Alaskan's long nightmare is over...

And the rest of our nightmare truly begins...

Sung to the tune of
♫ I feel quitty / Oh so quitty ♫

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Sarah Palin is leading the way by quitting and getting out of the way.

Me, I've decided to follow by taking charge of things. My first act as follower will be to head up the White House's Department of Law.
That will put me firmly in the lead of current events. But if things ever get too tough, I'll stop following and lead they way by quitting.

In the meantime, here's Keith Olbermann chatting up Sarah's denial of her denial. The woman can not give a decent interview -- what makes anyone think she could actually, uh, think for a living?

From Deadspin by Tommy Craggs, comes the graphic that explains all of soon to be ExGov Sarah Palin's basketball metaphors

Copied and pasted here for your enjoyment.

Jesus saves! Moses scores!

Continuing our Sarah Palin is a baby thread there are those who feel that her current “If you aren’t going to be nice to me, I’m going to go back to my front porch and point out that you are all poopie heads” political strategy, there is this:

While much speculation as to the real reason behind Sarah Palin’s abrupt decision to quit spidered quickly through the Internet, Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell managed to clear the air — or at least give his own take — on Sunday. Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Parnell cited the millions in state money being spent to deal with document requests and other matters concerning ethics complaints made against Palin. Parnell said she has personally accumulated a $500,000 debt defending herself.

From an article in The Wall Street Journal

The story goes on to state that according to the one story, Palin apparently made some $131,891 last year. This includes both her $125,000 salary and the expense payments she collects when she’s away from Juneau. Her husband, Todd, made $86,150 from his two jobs, as a commercial fisherman and a BP production operator.

“Obviously we cannot afford to personally pay these bills — and really no future governor should feel the sense of financial vulnerability at the hands of those with a political vendetta bent on personal destruction,” Palin wrote. “Some have suggested a legal fund to pay these bills. We’ll have to pursue that.”

To which I can only refer you to Walt’s post (below), and say in response, “Wah, wah, wah.”

The Perfessor

Just to refresh your memory, here's Sarah Palin chatting about Hillary Clinton's woes in the public spotlight. Sarah says Hillary has to buck up and take it like a man, or something like that.

To be fair, this interview was taken before Sarah got the nod from McCain to be front and center in the battle for the pocketbooks of the right wing.