worldview

Sarah Palin might be the worst candidate that I can imagine. She's the epitome of what is frakked up with the GOP; the fact that many in the GOP still love her and think that she's the future of the party show how jacked up this party is.

It was most strange watching The Daily Show on Monday night, since Jon Stewart and his staff pretty much copied my post from

Whatever your purpose in live, Big Heart Design has some great insight from Fast Company:

By the American Conservative:

Sarah Palin is in over her head on foreign policy. She's barely treading water on the deep end of the pool.

Salon reports that Sarah Plain could not give a decent synopsis of the Bush Doctrine on foreign policy:

GIBSON: Do you agree with the Bush Doctrine?

PALIN: In what respect, Charlie?

GIBSON: Bush — What do you interpret it to be?

Todd Zywicki likes the vibe he’s getting from the first all-Western presidential ticket in history:

Though not in time to adequately vet Democratic candidate Barack Obama, it appears that the Liberal nutroots have discovered that church sermons are available on-line. “Palin’s Church May Have Shaped Controversial Worldview,” Nico Pitney and Sam Stein on the Huffington Post.

Though not in time to adequately vet Democratic candidate Barack Obama, it appears that the Liberal nutroots have discovered that church sermons are available on-line. "Palin's Church May Have Shaped Controversial Worldview," Nico Pitney and Sam Stein on the Huffington Post.