So, after reading this collection of ex-governor and one time lipschticked VP nominee Sarah Palin's most infamous, insane quotes, I began to wonder how the conservative base will attack this tome of idiocy.
One could imagine the argument that many of her quotes "are taken out of context", or the result of "liberal media" or "gotcha politics". But the fact of the matter is, these are actually things she said, context or not, many of them word for word, and many of them just not making much sense.
The author, more like the collector, Jacob Weisberg, is admittedly no Sarah Palin admirer, other than admiring her lack of command of issues as well as the English language. In his introduction, he talks briefly about his journey with the grammatical mishaps of then President George W. Bush, and then compares them, rather hilariously, to those of Ms. Palin, which are in a different league all together.
While I don't pay too much attention to her blathering, I found many of her statements to be head scratching moments of total incomprehensible gibberish. Case in point:
"I didn't really had a good answer, as so often -- is me."
What the heck does that mean anyway?
Look, I know Palin is adored by a segment of our country's population. I know people adore her, and think she's the living end. I also know that should anyone want to follow me around for 24/7 and write down everything I say, some gibberish of what would spill out of my mouth would sound something like Ms. Palin's comment above. Yet, I don't have the Tea Party paying me $100,000 to speak at their events. I don't go around promoting myself as a the conservative ... well, however she classifies herself.
This book, and her comments, are hilarious, odd, and somewhat off-putting. By this book, and throw it on your coffee table the next time you have a party. It will be the source of many jokes and much entertainment for the entire evening.