At Rosemont, Palin Knocks 'Hopey-Changey Thing'

Reporters and cameras weren't allowed but NBC5's Mary Ann Ahern snuck in with a camera phone

At Rosemont, Palin Knocks 'Hopey-Changey Thing'

A packed house roared with cheers as GOP superstar Sarah Palin took the stage Wednesday night at the Rosemont Theatre.
Introduced to a video with a narrator that said "she's right here in Barack Obama's hometown," Palin stood before an American flag and took on Illinois and its native son.

"This 'hopey-changey' thing isn't what we bargained for," the former Alaskan governor told the supportive crowd, adding that she was "glad to be here on the president's home turf."
"I almost feel a little bit sorry for the president," she said. "They expected us to welcome the change. Come November we're going to show them just how grateful we are."

She spoke of one of the day's biggest news stories: the cancelation of the Highland Park High School girl's basketball trip to Arizona by a superintendent who felt that state's anti-immigration law was not "aligned with our beliefs and values."

"Them are fighting words," Palin said. "They deserve to go."


Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/blogs/ward-room/sarah-palin-rosemont-93640189.html#ixzz0nlrF9Nw5

nice - someone I'd generally like even if we didn't agree politically. I thought if that happened that it would make the election much harder. Then she spoke and was nasty and dim. I despised her immediately - especially after the community organizer cracks. I thought, well, I certainly don't have to worry about that anymore. Her mean streak is one thing that really always stands out to me - coupled with how ignorant she is. It is kind of amazing.

:shrug:

The RNC will destroy her next year if she tries to run in 2012, but it's good she is representing the Republican party of half-wits.

Perfect analogy for Sister Sarah.

or....

:rofl:
:hi:

:rofl: :thumbsup:

gotcha sarah!

Time to shell out a few bucks for a writer to give you some new ones.