McCain just threw Palin under the bus on SNL

[redstate_democrat]

:rofl:

He is suck a backstabbing opportunistic dick. Always was, always will be.

[99th_Monkey]

1. What did he say, anyway?

Some clue would be appreciated for those, like me (w/out TeeVee), who missed it.

[WolverineDG]

3. The sketch was set on QVC

and "Sarah" went off to the side to sell "Palin 2012" t shirts. :rofl:

dg

[...of J.Temperance]

2. You'll have to elaborate, sorry n/t

[redstate_democrat]

4. He stood by and smiled while SNL savaged Palin

[...of J.Temperance]

15. You really have to think WTF about that n/t

[democracy1st]

20. Screw Palin she's a Neocon prop

[napi21]

11. The skit started with McNuts & Palin on screen saying that their

opponent bought prime time on a bunch of TV channels the other day, unfortunately, all we can afford is QVC. They each of them promoted a product. McNuts offered a set of 10 plates to commerate the 10 town hall meetings he and Obama had l;"as you see, they're blank, but they're nice plates!" They alternated a few other products, then "Sarah" stepped off to the one side and said "I'm goin rogue now, so keep your voices down. She held up a Palin 2012 t-shirt and said "Just don't wear it till after Tuesday, OK?"

[...of J.Temperance]

16. Just when you think the McCain/Palin campaign can get NO more bizarre

They have some weirdass skit like that....these people are....demented!

[Skink]

5. Joan Rivers would tear Palin up.

[Ken Burch]

13. Not necessarily. Rivers has been GOP since the '80s.

She even went to the '84 GOP convention(in Dallas)and told a JFK joke.

[Chloroplast]

6. I'm sure Palin was watching, shaking her head repeating, 'That fucking bastard'.

He knows it's over and wants to leave Palin holding the bag. NO politician goes on SNL when they're in a close competition but McCain and Palin both did. I don't know what the hell is wrong with either of them but I'm sure McCain is pissed he fell for the GOP okey-doke that's Sarah Palin.

[Raschel]

12. Can you imagine that? A presidential candidate goes on a comedy show

and stands there while they ridicule his running mate. I wonder how rehearsal went?

"okay John, here's what we're going to do, here are your lines, then after we're done ridiculing Sarah...."

[jazzjunkysue]

17. So, the radio show and her own runningmate made her the laughingstock of the world today.

Well, golly, gee, gosh, leapin' lizards....

Yer gunnuh have to grow up now, Sarah. The world thinks you're an asshole.

[maddezmom]

7. Cindy selling the GOLD trinkets was something else

I suppose her role model is Vanna White, but kind of reminded my of the Price is Right models.

[ROh70]

18. Cindy actually exuded some warmth there. She actually seemed personable.

[Kat45]

21. It was the "McCain fine gold" (as in McCain-Feingold).

It was so quick that a lot of folks probably missed it.

[daninthemoon]

8. This confirmed for me that McCain has personally accepted that

Tuesday will confirm Obama as America's choice. If he was a patriot, he would put a full stop to the attack stuff already, and do the right thing in helping his fucked up constituents to accept President Obama. Every bit of the sketch assumed an Obama victory, and McCain had to get that.

[Raschel]

9. I'm glad there's someone else besides me who always thought he was a dink.

[Barack_America]

10. Yes, yes he did. And the viral radio prank is a double blow.

Her credibility is entirely and forever shot.

[bklyncowgirl]

14. Damn I missed it. Have to catch it on You Tube. nt

[msongs]

19. dang its a laugh just to read all your comments (havent even seen the SNL yet) :--) nt