Palin’s Farewell Speech Presented As A Poem By William Shatner

By Tuesday July 28, 2009

Read the transcript of the speech.

Found by Gasparrini



36 Comments
  1. Palimania says:
    7/28/2009 at 4:34 am

    Everyone continues to be obsessed with Palin.

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  2. qb says:
    7/28/2009 at 4:57 am

    Sarah, drug humour just isn’t funny. OK?

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  3. UNKN says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:09 am

    Shatner is a god, he might be an asshole and all that, but he’s still awesome.

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  4. Bob3000 says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:19 am

    “Everyone continues to be obsessed with Palin.”

    People like to rubberneck and watch a train wreck in progress. Remember that this was the big Republican ‘shake-up’ VP candidate that would have been 2nd in charge if they won. She just doesn’t know how dense she is.

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  5. canamrotax says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:26 am

    Anyone who still thinks she should run for the leader of anything needs medication.

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  6. moshguy says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:30 am

    Shatner is the man.

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  7. Benjamin says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:36 am

    Usually the VP candidate on the losing side of an election just disappears. Why is the media obsessed about Sarah Palin? Anyone remember who was the VP candidate that ran with Dole? Anyone care?

    All the ethics complaints against her have been disproved. The lady who made most of the meritless complaints was a crazy woman who was denied a state job because she was crazy. Still, Sarah Palin had to hire lawyers and incur legal expenses. She quit being governor so she could make money on a book deal and speaking engagements so she could pay her legal bills off.

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  8. Improbus says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:49 am

    #6 moshguy

    Indeed!

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  9. Animal Mother says:
    7/28/2009 at 5:59 am

    Idiotic chick
    Shut-up Palin go away
    Birth certificate

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  10. be thinkin says:
    7/28/2009 at 6:00 am

    Palin (PAY’len) adjective. 1. To read every newspaper but be uninformed on every issue; 2. To be experienced by doing nothing; 3. To quit.

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  11. ronin says:
    7/28/2009 at 6:10 am

    Can it be any clearer that Palin is who the democrats and media are most afraid, and with good reason. After such a sorry display as president there are many that would like to see Palin knock Obama on his lying elitist ass.

    Although a bit misguided, Shatner is still the man!

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  12. qb says:
    7/28/2009 at 6:27 am

    Let’s just tighten up that resignation speech a little, shall we?

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  13. Mr Anderson says:
    7/28/2009 at 6:28 am

    Her and OctoMom mud wrestling at the Moose Lodge

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  14. Alfred1 says:
    7/28/2009 at 6:51 am

    As Limbaugh said on Gretta, the Elites tell us who they fear most…they don’t talk about Hukabee…and they hardly mention Romney…but Sarah Palin they are continually trying to destroy…

    Palin’s strategic move out of Alaska lame duck target status, to begin campaigning in the lower 48, is genius…

    I really enjoyed her “small government/pioneer spirit of self reliance against soft tyranny speech…

    She, unlike Obama, excites on substance…unlike him, its not a cult following.

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  15. jameskelsey says:
    7/28/2009 at 7:00 am

    This bitch scares the hell out of me and should scare you too. Have you forgot 8 years of Bush already. If that moron can get elected to 2 terms this moron can too. Only difference is I think this one is just plain nuts too.

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  16. Guyver says:
    7/28/2009 at 7:03 am

    1 & 7, Palin is a great distraction from the current administration’s problems of broken promises and universal health care proposals.

    Not to mention, they fear she may run in 2012. They’re doing their best to “destroy” her while turning a blind eye with the current Congress and President.

    Speaking of double standards, CNN this morning gave a brief montage over how people say stupid things (with respect to Obama’s comments of the police officer who arrested his well-connected professor friend).

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  17. Guyver says:
    7/28/2009 at 7:05 am

    Forgot to mention that the montage was apologetic in tone so as to “forgive” Obama on his comments. You’ll never see that happen if the president were Conservative or Libertarian.

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  18. BigBoyBC says:
    7/28/2009 at 7:18 am

    Palin is a destraction. So much of what passed for news these days is nothing but distractions.

    They know that the general public has a short attention span and every time they can distract us, that’s one more thing they can get away with…

    Democrats or Republicans, left-wing or right-wing, they all do it.

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  19. Olo Baggins of Bywater says:
    7/28/2009 at 7:48 am

    Guyver…CNN covered Bush the same way, with deference…let his speech (!) speak for itself with little comment, and certainly no negative commentary from the news staff. Fox, OTOH…..it’s not even close.

    Alfred: Palin’s strategic move…
    If it takes a couple weeks to figure out (retroactively make up) the strategy of a dumbass like Palin, it’s not much of a strategy, eh? She’s in the press because she’s really stupid and because at the same time a whole segment of the right wing thinks she’s their savior.

    Check out qb’s link…and this moron is supposed to be a journalism major? U of I should ask for their degree back. Her speech doesn’t get a passing grade in a first-year college speech class, and you fools think she’s useful? That’s why she’s in the news…it’s fun to watch fools act important.

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  20. Buzz says:
    7/28/2009 at 7:55 am

    #10. You just described a VERB, not and adjective. Get your numbers strate.

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