Assuming anyone hasn't seen these yet

[trixtah]

The coolness that is Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's take on Sarah Palin and Hilary Clinton:

And here's a new clip, where Sarah Palin continues her interview with Katie Couric:

Best lines:
Visiting the UN was great "but I was disheartened there were so many foreigners".

On being questioned about specifics about how she and McCain would "spread democracy": "Katie, I'd like to use one of my lifelines." "I'm sorry?" "I want to phone a friend."

And I'm sure plenty of politicians have been singing from the same hymnbook when it comes to describing economic policy - that section just wins. And so does Tina Fey, for many many many reasons. Amy Poehler is fab too, of course.

Comments

[soulful-aimee.livejournal.com]

Every time I watch Palin I cringe and want to hide for her. I feel so embarassed for her. Ugh..

Tina Fey does such a great job though!

[trixtah.livejournal.com]

Ugh is right. There's definitely a point where "confident" tips over to "cocky".

[goatsfoot.livejournal.com]

*jawdrop* at the foreigners comment. she's a scary woman and i don't know if her dumbo bushisms make her less or more scary. sounds like things are getting to her though. *die die die republicans*

[trixtah.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the scary thing is that Bush was elected twice despite being even more of a moron. It seems to appeal to certain Americans.

I know that there are various explanations of how Bush stole an election or two, but the difference in vote (stolen or not) was miniscule. Whether it was 52% who voted for Bush or 48%, it was still close - how could half the country think the man was capable of actually running the place???

So Palin might be right up their alley. Ack!