Palin strikes back at handnote handwringers

Posted by: ST on February 8, 2010 at 12:14 pm

Jim Hoft reports:

RIGHT ON— On Sunday the left went bonkers after they discovered that the TelePrompter-less former Governor Sarah Palin wrote notes on the palm of her left hand for her speech to the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville. The far left absolutely freaked over this non-issue rather than focus on her brilliant speech knocking the Obama Administration’s horrid record on economics and national defense.

Today Sarah fired back…

How? During a campaign stop for TX Governor Rick Perry, she wrote “Hi Mom!” on her hand – and made sure it was visible for photographs :D

Palin at Rick Perry campaign stop

"Hi Mom!"

Hehe – and nope, it’s not a Photoshopped picture. You can view more pix of her “Hi Mom!” hand at Jim’s site.

I’m sure Andrew Sullivan’s head is spinning right about now, alongside the HuffPo types at the HuffPo site itself and in the MSM ;)

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    1. Carlos says:

      Gosh, I don’t know what’s worse – Sarah writing notes for her speech on her hand or some filth suckling at government’s everlasting teat whining because showers are such a waste of valuable water and government won’t take care of him in the manner to which he wishes to become accustomed.

      Oh, wait, yes I do. It’s the whiner because he (and all his whining cohorts in the MSM and socialist blogosphere enablers) is obnoxious and despicable, both as a human being and as a useless user of valuable oxygen.

      What a mistake the Republicans made with her. She should have been the top of their ticket last time.

    2. Anthony says:

      This illustrates one of the things I love about The ‘Cuda: she can absolutely skewer her critics with just one act that makes them look as ridiculous and juvenile as they really are.

      Must be a Mom-thing, knowing how to put the kids in their places. :)

    3. Kate says:

      LOL…defintely the Mom-thing! She has a way to cut to the heart of the matter and doesn’t mince words! I watched her interview on Fox News and the speech. I especially liked her question to those who voted for Obama….”How’s that hopey-change-thingy workin’ for ya’?” HAHAHAHAHA

      The problem with the left-MSM-social-progressive gang is that they expect everyone to be as phony as they are…look at the arrogant persona of Obama….by the way, when was his last news conference where is answered actual questions from anyone in the press (not just his lackies)?

    4. Lorica says:

      She is such a genius. I can’t wait until 2012. – Lorica

    5. Tex says:

      So let me get this straight. It’s OK for Obama to read someone else’s speech, that he didn’t write, from a TelePrompter and claim it as his own but it’s NOT OK for Palin to give a speach from her mind, that she created in her mind on her own, with a few notes written down on her hand to remind her.

      OK, I suppose if I was a clueless, self-absorbed, arrogant, hypocritical, self-serving, selfish, cry-baby, die-hard Liberal I could see that. But fortunately I was born normal.

    6. addeigloriam says:

      I’m surprised Harry Reid and Nacy Pelosi haven’t begun congressional hearings into “handgate” yet.

    7. Rocky Mtn Hi says:

      Gotta love Sarah. Of course, they don’t bother mentioning that the whiner in chief used an elaborate teleprompter setup to address a room full of third graders. :((

    8. Moira says:

      Love it! Talk to the hand all you bed-wetting Lefty freaks! :d

    9. Carlos says:

      Rocky, that’s not fair – he had to, to sound smarter than his audience of potential little worshippers (in his mind).

    10. Kate says:

      LOL Moira….that should be Sarah’s slogan! Talk to the hand~~especially with the media~

    11. Marilyn says:

      I’m no fan of The One but to be fair, I think the teleprompter was used when addressing the press pool. I don’t think he used it when addressing the kids.:)>-

    12. Anthony says:

      Marilyn:

      You’re right, but it’s still feeble of him to need it when making “off the cuff” remarks to the press pool. Just as bad, however, was his need of it for a chat with his middle-class task force.

      Ya gotta admit, that’s weak. :-?

    13. Marilyn says:

      Ya gotta admit, that’s weak.

      I in agreement with what you said!:d My sentiments too…if he cannot speak freely without fear of stumbling over himself, he is weak indeed. I just want to make sure we’re being accurate. :”>

      I sure do miss Ronald Reagan right now!

    14. Bachbone says:

      Gee, I hope she doesn’t need a corpse-man to get that writing off her hand!