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It is good to be here and in front of this audience of leading journalists and intellectuals. Or, as Icall it, a death panel.To be honest, I had some serious reservations about coming to visit your cozy little club. TheGridiron still hasn’t offered membership to anyone from my hometown paper in Wasilla, theMatanuska-Susitna Valley Frontiersman.And my dad thought it was just a plain bad idea to leave the book tour for some football game.He might have a point!I’ve been touring this great, great land of ours over the last few weeks. I have to say, the view ismuch better from inside the bus, than under it!But really, I am thrilled to be with you. And I’d like to thank the Gridiron for the invitation andDick Cooper for his introduction.To paraphrase John F. Kennedy, this has to be the most extraordinary collection of people whohave gathered to viciously attack me since the last corporate gathering at CBS.Despite what you have read, or more likely, despite what you have written, I do feel a real bondwith all of you. I studied journalism, earned a communications degree and for a time onlywanted to be a journalist. I was even a television sportscaster back home.I’m guessing some of you probably got your start the exact same way… once there wastelevision.
I know this can be a long night, and as I understand it, we’re going to break with a Gridirontradition. Normally, the Democrat speaker would deliver a speech after me. But instead, JohnMcCain’s campaign staff asked if they could use that time for a rebuttal.A lot has been made of a few campaign relationships. The closeness. The warm fuzzy feelings.John and I both agree all those staffers should just move past it. It’s history.Let’s just say, if I ever need a bald campaign manager, it appears all I’m left with is JamesCarville.I don’t want to say that I’ve burned a bridge, but I know all about cancelling a bridge tonowhere.That Democrat speaker I referred to is, of course, the one-and-only Barney Frank.And I’m the controversial one?Barney, the nation owes you and the government a debt. A huge, historic, unbelievable debt.But, it’s good to be here with you, Mr. Chairman.Because by Chairman, I don’t just mean the House Financial Services Committee. As far as Ican tell, Barney’s also the Chair of AIG, CITI, and the Bank of America.
Smart, conservative, good looking, great legs and a good sense of humor.What is not to love about this woman?
She's married?
Well, yeah, that.
Hey guys,I read her book and saw photos of her husband..he can probably skin a moose blindfolded.....don't even think about it....Personally I thought her comedy probably went over the head of most of the liberal audience, to me she was subtly giving them the finger.... Anyone else see it that way, she was putting them down for being biased big time.regards,5412
Personally I thought her comedy probably went over the head of most of the liberal audience,
why would you blindfold a moose?Q: Hey, Sparky? Why do you blindfold a moose?(yes, this is a sick twisted jab at Sparky and all other squidwardy types)A: 'Cause they're too big to stump-break.
