Sarah Palin Uses More Gun Metaphors to Fuel...

Sarah Palin apparently hasn't learned from her last experience with using gun metaphors in her idiotic rhetoric. It seems that the attempted Assassination of Congresswoman Giffords, who was in her so-called "cross-hairs" wasn't enough.

Sources report that Sarah Palin used the phrase "it's time to reload for America." Her 40+ minute speech at Liberty University called for what momma grizzly called the "restoration of America." So what did this sly little phrase mean, if anything? Sarah has a history of not thinking before she speaks even if she has time to write and think out her words. She shows no remorse for her violence-inciting cross-hair graphics, and now she's telling her right-wing followers to "reload" for the restoration of this country.

She primarily addressed a group of several hundred woman who are part of some conservative christian group; showing where Sarah Palin's true interest lie. Do her ideas of restoring this country involve forcing her christian beliefs into schools and the homes of others? And what exactly are people reloading to pull off this so-called restoration? It seems Sarah certainly has opened her mouth again this time, and it would be interesting to see what kind of backlash, if any, she gets.

She's not running for president and she says it was a decision brought on by prayer. Well, surely there are a lot of people thanking their deities that she isn't running, not that she'd win anyway. Rumor has it that she has an awful history of cheating on her husband Todd Palin, even with basketball player Glen Rice. It's also rumored lately that she was witnessed snorting lines of cocaine off a 55 gallon drum, or at least that's what it says in a book about her by Joe McGinniss. Maybe her decisions to quit weren't necessarily the results of prayer, but of the rare fleeting instance of common sense.

Comments: 22

Winston Smith Oct 10, 2011, 9:42am UTC

Palin Derangement Syndrome........................

Lori F. Oct 10, 2011, 1:11pm UTC

And her followers are just as bad.

Lee Y. Oct 10, 2011, 1:33pm UTC

After all the violent rhetoric from the left over the last few months even the title of this article is laughable. Made even more laughable by a sign I just saw in the crowd (on tv) at occupy wall street.

"Kill and Eat the Rich" (only one example of the silly rhetoric made public).

Lee Y. Oct 10, 2011, 1:42pm UTC

And another I saw which said 'Make Wall Street like Tahrir Square' ....

Know what's going on there now? The aftermath of "Spring"... the season that comes after the kind of spring brought about in Tahrir square by anarchists and leftists:

"The rioting lasted late into the night, bringing out a deployment of more than 1,000 security forces and armored vehicles to defend the state television building along the Nile, where the trouble began. The military clamped a curfew on the area until 7 a.m. The clashes spread to nearby Tahrir Square, drawing thousands of people to the vast plaza that served as the epicenter of the protests that ousted Mubarak. On Sunday night, they battled each other with rocks and firebombs, some tearing up pavement for ammunition and others collecting stones in boxes...."

And let's not forget the protesters who simply ignore the law in their effort to gain fame and make the headlines by storming into places where they have no business protesting - Like the
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in DC ... huh?

What's that all about? Simply more "justified" (in their minds) aggressiveness and violence from protesters more full of hormones than sense.

Good grief they are continuuing to make the TEA party look like ... well, tea parties. As I have said on other articles, for once I agree with Dick Durbin. Here's what I mean:

...I just read an interesting comment from Dick Durbin here:

Apparently "Former Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI), similarly, tossed his hat in with the Occupy Wall Street protesters, saying it will â€œmake the tea party look like a tea party.â€

My first thought (after seeing pics and reading descriptions of this occupy this or that city from on the ground) was, "That it does, that it does."

In the same way a video by Gaga makes Hustler magazine look like a church hymnal. In the same way watching arrests, nudity, and local businesses going down the tubes due to the crowds, and laws broken (not to mention the mess they will most probably leave behind) makes the TEA parties look like... well, like tea parties. +shrug+

Yeah, for once I agree with Durbin.

Frances Fox Piven must be sooo proud of both groups of people -- those on Wall Street(and other similar protest groups) as well as those still visiting Tahrir square.

She said, Where are the angry crowds? ... An effective movement of the unemployed will have to look something like the strikes and riots that have spread across Greece . ." Looks like she's getting her wish in spades.

Lee Y. Oct 10, 2011, 1:44pm UTC

Yeah ... +said in a low slow drawn out way+ Yeeeahhh... Palin's the problem. +sheesh+

Chelsea Hoffman Oct 10, 2011, 9:25pm UTC

wrong article. not *the* problem. *a* problem. ;)

Lori F. Oct 11, 2011, 12:59pm UTC

I think what Lee is trying to say is that she supports speech that agrees with her way of thinking if not she thinks everyone should just shut up. Typical.