Palin says White House invite to rapper Common lacks ‘decency’, talks 2012
In a Fox News appearance last night, Sarah Palin reiterated the complaints she had aired on Facebook and Twitter about the White House’s decision to host the rapper Common at a poetry event this week. The former Alaska governor said that Common’s appearance was an affront to “class and decency.” “You know, the White House’s [... ]

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Politics and pixels: A graphic says a lot without saying a word
Sarah Palin’s speech before a hunting club last weekend underscores that a whole segment of the population identifies with the gun imagery used in her controversial graphic.

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Palin says she could beat Obama for presidency
Sarah Palin says she could defeat President Barack Obama if she were to seek the White House in 2012.

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The recent Republican talking point that US constitutional rights are only for Americans citizens was nowhere so jingoistically and hypocritically expressed as it was by Sarah Palin in her appearances this month on “Fox News Sunday” and at a national Tea Party Convention, as I show in this video. The clip I use of Sarah Palin appearing on “Fox News Sunday” comes from the segment broadcast February 7, 2010, available online at media2.foxnews.com The clips I use of Fmr. Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK) delivering the closing keynote address of the first-ever National Tea Party Convention, held in Nashville, TN comes from the program broadcast on CSPAN on February 6, 2010, available on CSPAN’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com And, finally, the PUBLIC DOMAIN images of the US Constitution and Bill of Rights come from the webpage at www.archives.gov

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