Must be hardwork to carve out likenesses and mazes. Although whilst mazes are okay – walking around a field of Sarah Palin (or any other image) would be pretty dull I would imagine.

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@Mike: Get professional help pal!

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Now why would a Canuck be Googling Dullain Erlich, and still fretting about Palin, I wonder… Hummm… That question should captivate me for about 20 seconds.

zzzzzzzz

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You’ve got be kidding right? rriigghhtt?
If anyone is looking for stupid people, then this place would certainly not disappoint.
MataHarley tops them all, showing that video of Dullain is over the top embarrassing.
sad sad so very very sad.
From what rock did these people crawl out of?

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Give it a rest Doug. Nobody cares.

Meanwhile, overseas the rumors mount that Biden will be replaced by Hillary:

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/biden-to-be-replaced-by-hillary-on-obama-ticket-13985924.html

Give me Palin over Biden any day.

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The NRO talks amongst themselves:

Jim Geraghty:
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And Parker puts her finger on Palin’s real problem in these interviews. It’s not a lack of smarts or analytical ability. It’s that her past jobs as mayor, chair of the state’s oil and gas commission and governor have not required her to know about a slew of fields of knowledge that are pretty much required for a president or vice president. Until a few weeks ago, Sarah Palin didn’t need to formulate policy responses to how to track al-Qaeda and Taliban in Pakistan, or think about the benefits and drawbacks of the health care reform proposal Mitt Romney put forth in Massachusetts, or determine where to draw the line in interrogation of captured terrorists, or assess how the nation as a whole should respond to a globalized economy or come up with how to deal with a Wall Street meltdown. What she did need to know – energy policy, tax policy, some social policy areas – she knows fine and can articulate her views at length.
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http://campaignspot.nationalreview.com/post/?q=ODhkZTlhZTljNzViZWM0YzVkNTkwMzAyMjRjMzljODY=

Kathryn Lopez:

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I don’t know Sarah Palin. Having missed the last cruise to Alaska, I’ve actually never met her. National Review wasn’t on her list of stops this week in New York. So I can’t pretend to know what her wiring is all about. But I know I like a lot of what I’ve heard her say. I also know a lot of what I like about her could be projection. I’m not where my friend Kathleen Parker is — wanting her to step aside to spend more time with her family and Alaska — but that’s not a crazy suggestion. She’s right to say that something’s gotta change.

My guess — based on nothing but hope for a change — is that Sarah Palin just needs some freedom. I don’t know who is holding her back but if John McCain wants to win this thing it had better not be him and his staff. When I watch these interviews, I see a woman who looks like she’s stayed up all night studying and is trying to remember the jurisprudential chronology of privacy vis-a-vis reproduction, the war on terror, and public figures (add 12 more things, described in the most complicated way possible, to the list to be more accurate). She looks like a woman who’s been cramming talking points and great Matt Scully lines and Mark Salter-McCain war stories and Steve Schmidt marching orders into her head since that first plane ride from Alaska. She looks like a woman who has ceased being the confident, successful executive who got herself elected governor of Alaska without the full force of her party behind her and managed to have an approval rating of which most can’t even dream.
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http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=OTUzNTM3MDk0MmI3ZWM1N2ZkZDAwZTFmMjA5Nzk3MWM=

Peter Robinson:
From a reader, commenting, again, on my column for Forbes this week:

I desperately want Sarah Palin to continue to be an asset to the ticket. Having said that, I don’t see how you can possibly publish the statement ” In just under a week, she had mastered the interview format” with a date of September 26th. Did you not see the Couric interview? I would suggest that she has not only not mastered the format but is, in fact, regressing.

No, to be honest, I didn’t see the Couric interview—I had to file the column before the interview aired. Do the emails in my inbox make me eager to watch the interview on YouTube? No they do not.

Outside the NRO: Politico reports:

Tony Fabrizio, a GOP strategist, says Palin’s recent CBS appearance isn’t disqualifying but is certainly alarming. “You can’t continue to have interviews like that and not take on water.”
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You have to wonder if she will continue to be highly managed, kept on a leash, or let go into the arms of the MSM for resurrection. Certainly everyone is now wondering how she will do next week, so the odds are she will be kept under wraps and there will be less media exposure, unless of course it is scripted.

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Fantastic video Mata (#9).

As for Centfla… I just think he has something against women in general. He seems a bit of a misogynous.

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The interviews with Gibson and Couric had no desire to meet Gov. Palin, find out her views or stands on any issues. They were simply formats to play “Got ya” and the editting of the stories was terrible. You really have to read the transcripts. Yes, she made a Russia comment taken out of context. And, with Couric, I could really care less what Senator McCain has done (give me specifics) in his 26 years in the senate. Probably the only one who could answer that is the senator.

Gov. Palin should continue with town halls meetings and just skip these terrible, biased media representatives.

The Corn Field is great!

Given the opportunity — instead of looking for reasons to hate this incredible woman — people might learn she is a reformer, great politician who is what our country needs. Lobby groups and special interest are not part of her. And, she will really work for all the people — not one set, but for the whole of America.

It is ashame that the media has worked so hard to destroy such a great person.

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You are right Mike we should all be focused on crop art I guess. Good call

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Centfla: I am not going to rehash all this with you AGAIN. I’m disappointed that you would repeat this stuff after it has already been thoroughly discussed. I cannot imagine what motivates you to continue with your sour puss routine, but it only benefits Democrats which makes me wonder…..

Go ahead and make a response if you choose but then after allowing the regulars to respond I am going to cut you off. There is too much going on for anyone to waste more time on this.

Join us for the live chat tonight if you want to continue the sour puss routine.

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