Ablogination

Many a handler has been bitten and many a child mauled by diseased pets. There’s a sickness that overcomes the tiny, primitive mind of the animal rendering it confused, defensive and aggressive.
Even to the point of turning on it’s own.

And thus we have Sara Palin. Would-be vice presidential candidate and wannabe media star.
The question has been, thus far, “is Sara Palin a person who is loyal and dedicated enough to be a leader?”

Clearly not.

Palin is already infamous for abusing her authority in the “Troopergate” case by attacking one of her own relations.

Then recently, Sara Palin, after being determined a mistake by the Republican party, lashed out at John McCain and his advisers creating a rift that led to one McLame aide calling her a “whack job".
Palin’s rouge status is a textbook example of the age old premise that a house divided cannot stand.
McCain’s campaign was doomed from the moment he choose her, but she, in her phenomenal ineptitude, has been the perfect catalyst to insure the campaign’s abrupt and let’s face it, entertaining demise.

Now, (in an even more enjoyable example of Dog Bites Hand That Feeds It politics), Sara Palin turns and bites a chunk out of her former friend and now Found-Guilty-As-Hell-By-A-Jury-Of-His-Peers Senator from Alaska, Ted Stevens.
All of a sudden Mr. and Mrs. Bridge to Nowhere are having a divorce.
Of course, it was only a couple of years ago that Sara Palin was “palling” around with Felonious Senators. But in light of Palin’s “I’m the Decideress” attitude, her old buddy Stevens gets a high Heel broke off in his ass.
Poor Ted, she loved him so when it was opportune. Hey, that’s politics, Ted…

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I wouldn’t reach for the biscuits with my bare hand at Sara Palin’s table. I wouldn’t trust her to run a lemonade stand, much less any gov’t office.
But I have no problem whatsoever trusting her to completely ruin what little chance the Republican party had of regaining the White House.
When it comes to self destruction, she has my every confidence.