Originally Posted by
Swinefeld
How is it "mockery" to point out that one of the most revered figures in contemporary American politics is writing freakin' crib notes on her freakin' hand like a seven year old who didn't study for a test. This is what most people call news. And you think mocking someone for reading a teleprompter is valid? Don't all politicians do it when reading a speech to a large crowd? Most politicians don't write crib notes on their hands.
Alas, the "liberal media" will probably overlook this little doozy rather than incurring the wrath of the Teabagging set.
It's rather ludicrous and hypocritical to attack Palin for writing a few crib notes on her hand, when the President of the United States is so dependent on a teleprompter, people have set up blogs over it.
That Palin can read a couple of notes (6 words in all, plus a scratchout) from the palms of her hand speaks volumes about how little coaching she needs and how well she grasps topics. That a president relies heavily on what is essentially a computer screen to tell him exactly what to say, speaks volumes about how little he knows.
I don't expect fair and balanced coverage by the liberal media over this, but if they had any sense of fairness, they'd compare Palin and Obama side-by-side. The latter would be an excellent source of entertainment.
And, national embarrassment.
The fundamental difference between modern liberalism/progressivism and most other similar ideologies is that liberalism seeks to make everyone equally mediocre, while other ideologies seek to make others equally excellent. In other words, liberalism/progressivism rewards the worst of the worst, whereas other ideologies rewards those who actually care.
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