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Sarah Palin Did What?

Updated on June 6, 2011

It's All Her Fault As Usual!

Quick somebody call the Wambulance and break out the cases of tissues. It must have been a slow news day at Politico the day some bonehead came up with this nonsense. The Lame Stream Media (LSM) sometimes seems like it can't sink any lower, but alas, it can. Nothing surprises me anymore lately after they all but accused the woman of being responsible for the shooting out in Tucson, Arizona. Of course, she made a mentally depraved madman shoot, kill and wound all those people. Who else could be responsible?

But this is a little over the top and smacks of desperation in the process. She ignored them on her "One Nation" bus tour and it is "get even" time so lets blame something on her while the blaming is good. The LSM is directly responsible for the way they were treated if blame needs to be placed. You see folks, Sarah is now responsible for all the traffic violations and tickets that the reporters accumulated due to their acting like crazed Paparazzi in pursuit of Princess Diana. That's according to Politico anyway.

Here's the headlines in case you missed it with the accompanying story:

Sarah Palin's Tour A Rolling Menace

SEABROOK, N.H. — Sarah Palin’s bus is plastered with a mock-up of the U.S. Constitution. But her entourage — both the three-vehicle motorcade that includes the bus and the smaller, two-SUV version she uses for smaller events — hasn’t been very respectful of traffic laws.

They speed. They run red lights and stop signs. They make last-second lane changes to get off the highway, sometimes without signaling.

So do the reporters following them. ….

The reporters who are speeding, tailgating, cutting off other cars, blasting through roundabouts and passing on the right in an effort to keep up, say they have no other choice since they never know what Palin’s up to or where she’s headed — and aides typically won’t tell them anything. Once they’re on the road, they’re filing urgent updates by phone and figuring out unorthodox bathroom breaks, like the reporter who pulled over to relieve himself on the side of the highway going from Gettysburg, Pa., to Philadelphia — drawing notice from both Palin aides and the rest of the trailing press.

Now my question is this? If according to these same reporters Sarah Palin is irrelevant and just a blip on the political landscape, what caused them to drop everything and go chasing her bus like George Leroy Tire Biter.


We're moving to an new era in the news where they are shifting the blame from George W. Bush to Sarah Palin it seems. Somebody, other than their own pathetic selves, has to be responsible for their total lack of common sense and courtesy. So your feelings were hurt LSM, get over it. There has to be a better way of try to drown out Palin's message about America than to start in with the nonsensical stupidity we know you are perfectly capable of penning.

For three years now the LSM has been on a vindictive streak in an attempt to destroy this fine, patriotic woman who is concerned about the course this nation has been led down. That's a crime too I suppose? Your pathetic display of chasing after her entourage where you weren't invited shows what imbeciles you are. So live with it. Then to manufacture poppy cock and call it news supports the feeling across the nation that you have become irrelevant. Live with that too. No one is under any obligation to tell you anything what-so-ever.

As Always,

The Frog Prince

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