Must ridiculous thing I've read in a long time - on TPM, re Joe Scar and AlaskaWordSalad

[NRaleighLiberal]

""Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough said on Monday morning that Sarah Palin's rambling speech at the Iowa Freedom Summit was "a tragedy," marveling at how far the former Republican vice presidential nominee had fallen from her 2008 heyday"

How far she has fallen? From her....heyday?

I don't watch that show - can't stomach it (or any other news show, really, for the last 5 years or more) - but seriously, doesn't this define how utterly delusional and disconnected the right is? Pathetic doesn't even begin to describe this....


the rest is here http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/joe-scarborough-sarah-palin-tragedy

[underpants]

1. Speaking of fallen - he had Nicole Wallace AND Byron York on his TV show

Palin never had a heyday

[djean111]

2. I think being the VP candidate was a heyday. Yeah, she started out of the gate with word salad, but

still, she got alarmingly close to being vice president. Alarmingly close = within 100,000,000 miles.

[blm]

3. Seriously - does he really think she was sharper then?

More polished, thanks to handlers, but, SHARP? LOL

[Hassin Bin Sober]

5. I guess they can't deny it anymore so "change" is their only defense.

[immoderate]

4. Joe, the tragedy is -- how easily you were fooled!

--imm

[Panich52]

6. Spoilers in 'liberal' media

MSNBC is the closest thing to 'liberal biased' MSM. The spoilers are Scar & Chuck Todd, who refuses to challenge Repubs' lies on Meet the Press.

If I want news in the morning, I watch AlJazeera. Probably the least biased all-news channel.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

7. Honestly, I think that may have been a subtle jab at Nicole Wallace.

Wallace was there on set; she had something to do with selecting Palin as vp candidate and she's been doing various degrees and forms of mea culpas almost ever since. I'm not a fan but I'll give her that much.