Palin Gets Back At Bush

On Monday former First Lady Barbara Bush said that she hopes Sarah Palin stays in Alaska. Palin responded back to this today by calling the Bushes "blue-bloods who want to pick and choose their winners instead of allowing competition." She also stated Republican party leaders are "ignoring the will of the people." Sarah Palin is really going too far. She's clearly too immature to handle politics and would undoubtedly mess up this country if she got any real national leadership role. Imagine her getting into these kinds of elementary school-esque pouts with a world leader? Like them or not, the Bush family has actually accomplished things on a national level, something Palin is yet to do. And she has said before that she could beat Obama if she went up against him in 2012. She has no right to insult people who are doing their jobs instead of getting into petty arguments with everyone they disagree with like she is. If she's too immature to handle any criticism whatsoever, she definitely isn't fit for president. Palin has shown time and time again that she thinks of politics as more of a high school popularity contest than anything else, and that's certainly not the makings of a good leader.

Palin hits back at Barbara Bush

Palin Awarded New Show and New Word

After Sarah Palin's successful reality show debut last night, she's also being credited with the '2010 word of the year' from the people at the New Oxford American Dictionary. The show, Sarah Palin's Alaska, had the biggest premeire of any TLC show to date. The word, refudiate, is apparently a mix of refute and repudiate and means to reject. This is all crazy if you ask me. It seems like we're rewarding someone who has time and time again proven to not be the sharpest tool in the shed, and clearly someone unfit to lead this nation. And what's worse, we're giving her a platform to say whatever she wants. Why do we keep fueling her fire and allowing her to stick around? Who honestly cares that much about what she has to say? I think Democrats and Republicans alike can agree she should not be the face of the future of politics, so why do people take stock in anything that has to do with her? I know she has some admirers, but I just can't see what's so great about this woman.

Sarah Palin coins 'word of the year', books boffo cable debut