So how did Miss Wasilla respond to this self-inflicted train wreck? She went on Sean Hannity, called the speech that 71% of Republicans approve of a "campaign stop," and doubled down on the self-victimization. I am no longer concerned that she could be president. She can't stop herself from destroying her own career. She is show biz, nothing more.
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She seemed rattled during her "interview" by Sean Hannity last night (not that I watched it, I just saw clips). It was only a matter of time before Sarah showed the country and the world that she cannot be presidential when the occasion called for for her to rise above her own paranoia. She will always have a base following but that won't get her elected president or even the nomination. For a moment I was worried. After all, George W. Bush did get in, for two terms yet and I knew he was a smirky ignoramus even before he was nominated for president.
And bad show biz, at that.
When you say "show biz" you mean like a "circus act" right? What a HAG!
I meant no disrespect to show business professionals. She is a fraud. She's a TV personality masquerading as a serious political figure.
And I mean no disrespect to the Circus.
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