TYT: Cenk rips into Palin for her 'Department of Law' comment

[ProfessorPlum]

Run time: 03:36 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZxuI3CoFf8   Posted on YouTube: July 08, 2009 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: July 08, 2009 By DU Member: ProfessorPlum Views on DU: 2316

 
Good fun. You betcha.

[madaboutharry]

1. She is shallow and lazy.

The very fact that she was the Vice-Presidential nominee and didn't even bother to learn how the executive branch of government operates is absolutely a disqualifier.

The very fact that she believes she still has standing "to look at all of her options" is testimony to her delusional self-evaluation. It is also testimony to her "Queen Bee" status within her own family and circle of personal contacts. No one has ever taken her aside and told her the truth about herself.

[JayMusgrove]

2. Good assessment of SP!

She's delusional, for sure, and so shallow and lazy.

[drm604]

3. What does it say about the Republican Party that they chose her as the VP candidate?

Absolutely pathetic.

[Gator_Matt]

4. She will single-handedly destroy the Republican party

The schism is already underway. Can you imagine a three-way Presidential race with Obama, Palin, and Romney? It'd be a thing of beauty.

[spiritual_gunfighter]

5. I should stop being surprised by Sarah Palin's sheer stupidity

and laziness (like the previous post said) and I think too that is what it comes down to. It is lazy pure and simple, she doesn't care to be informed and she has the support of people who excuse it because they are like her, they too don't feel entirely compelled to be informed. It is totally scary how close she came to the White House. John McCain should be ashamed of himself.

[izquierdista]

14. McCain ashamed?

You forget he was #895 in his class -- he's monumentally stupid too. I think he picked her so he would look smart. And when you are that dumb, you need to troll for people who took 5 years and 5 colleges to get a scape out a B.A.

[florida08]

6. why

does she keep removing all doubt?

[Jack Rabbit]

7. This couldn't be allowed to pass

The ringing sound we heard during her presser Friday was the alarm clock drawing Ms. Palin's fifteen minutes to a close.

Nevertheless, this remark couldn't be allowed to pass. The full phrase that needs to be emphasized is Department of law in the White House. It shows that Ms. Plain had swallowed the "theory" that there is invisible ink in the Constitution that only the likes of David Addington, Dick Cheney and Alberto Gonzales could read; moreover, the effect of what was written by the Founding Fathers in invisible ink is to make the President a dictator limited only by a quadrennial plebiscite.

[happygoluckytoyou]

8. tell the Department Of Food to rustle her up a caribou sandwich

[happygoluckytoyou]

9. maybe the Department Of Shit could tell her not to stand in front of the fan

[happygoluckytoyou]

10. could we please get the Department Of English to help her with her next speech

[happygoluckytoyou]

11. sarah... Department Of Stultification here... please run for OUR president

[pattmarty]

12. What everyone so far has missed, is the "folks" as O'reilley calls them..........

...........wouldn't know that there is NO Dept of law. Stop and think about it, there are a lot of uninformed morons that because the "liberal" media is picking on her for saying that (which sounds completely reasonable to them) will support her even more. I have finally after years and years of trying to understand these idiots that if O'reilley or Hannity or Limbaugh says it's raining our when it really isn't and Gibson or Couric say no it's not, go outside and look, they will still NOT believe their own lying eyes. Education is the ONLY thing that is going to stop or at least slow this crazy shit.

[ejbr]

13. As of now, 7 out of 10 repigs would vote for her in 2012

Lord have mercy. This is the woman quitting as Governor of Alaska because she doesn't want to be a quitter. :wtf:

[Jack Rabbit]

17. That is just further evidence of what the GOP has become post-Bush

It's a fringe party attracting ideologues who think that if a leader's mind is "right" (by their idea of right), he or she will be an outstanding leader, regardless of what actual leadership qualities, if any, the leader possesses.

These are the same people who still believe that Gee Dubya was a great president. They believe it for precisely the reasons he was not: Bush attempted to be president of only those who voted from him, which was about half the voters at most, and told all others to get fucked.

[BBri]

15. I nominate her for...

Secretary of the Department of Cluelessness.

[Jack Rabbit]

18. Is that in the White House?

Like the Department of Law?

[rationalcalgarian]

16. Cenk's closing remark

"It doesn't get any dumber than that."

Oh ye of little faith, Cenk! Of course it does!
Just wait another week or so and Bible Spice will be up on a stage in front of her followers doing moose calls and goose honks and they will be going wild! You can't underestimate the bottomless stupidity of Sarah and her fan club.

Department of Law. Oh... my... god.

[ThoughtCriminal]

19. OK - Here's the Freeper spin

They are saying the it's another example of biased media attacks because... get this...

Alaska has A DEPARTMENT of LAW.

You Betcha!

Do I even need to start on the problems with this lame response? OK, I'll start.

Look at Palin's quote:

"I think on a national level, your department of law there in the White House would look at some of the things that we've been charged with and automatically throw them out,"

She's not talking about Alaska. She thinks that UNLIKE Alaska, the White House has a "Department of Law" that disposes of those nasty ethics complaints so her family doesn't have to worry about them.

How does the Department of Law "automatically throw them out". Is there a Scandal-Be-Gone" spray?

What does she think the "Department of Law" does in her state?

Who does she think appoints the White House Department of Law Czar?

[Tx4obama]

20. Kick n/t