Piper’s future will be as a reality show contestant for famous kids who enter rehab.

On another note, as an “Evangelical Christian”..what is Palin saying about others that she can’t say in front of her child. Me thinks she is also faking her faith. A “Real Christian” wouldn’t be speaking ill of another person in language that couldn’t be used in front of a child….no matter who is in the room.

Or maybe she dropped out, and is enrolled in a home school course where her mom is teaching her to write crib notes on her palm?”

I’d also like an explanation! I’ve said it before but I think there is something really weird going on that Piper is ALWAYS there, everywhere, every speech, every signing, every performance. She doesn’t go to school or is she at the School of Hard Knocks? And Sarah seems to treat her like Piper is her personal counselor/guru/good luck charm/spiritual leader. Freaky, I say!

Agreed! That’s why I don’t mind my tax dollars going to Homeland Security. For the most part, those people earn their money.

And now they’ve got to worry about computer stuff too ……. along with the FBI and CIA.

In any event, they *used* to address their ‘followers’ with emails sent as: “A message to all members of Constitutional Emergency.” Today’s email is: “A message to all members of Patriotic Resistance.”

I’ve always found their ‘urgent’/breathless/doomsday-is-upon-us messages to be slightly on the spooky side, what with the idiocy they promote/spread, and all, but today’s email, I found to be *really* spooky! The change in how they address their ‘frothers’ was enough to send chills down my spine.

With today’s change in ‘tone’, I’m sure the folks who’re monitoring their activity [the group is on 'the list' as possible/potential Home Grown T-rists due to the nature of their 'thought processes' --or lack thereof-- and their incessant --but 'plausibly denyable'-- 'calls to action'] has intensified the scrutiny. There are surely some real doozies out there; spooky, scary doozies. I don’t envy those who have been tasked to monitor them in the Herculean effort of keeping *all* citizens of our nation safe.

My virtual hat is off to those dedicated men and women who protect us all from the unmitigated batwingery and lunacy of the fringe few. beth.

Stupid thing to say.

“Grayson observed that Palin is the most-intelligent leader that the Republican Party has produced since George W. Bush.”

“I look forward to an honest debate with Governor Palin on the issues, in the unlikely event that she ever learns anything about them.”

– and the “dingbat” reference was priceless.

If she thinks his political philosophy is wrong, that’s not shameful to say in front of a seven year old.

If she thinks he’s untruthful or dishonest, that’s not shameful to say in front of a seven year old.

If she thinks she’s ill-mannered (although hello, pot, meet kettle?) that’s not shameful to say in front of a seven year old.

Even if she thinks he’s misguided, a political careerist, a “Washington insider” or elite, that’s not shameful to say in front of a seven year old.

So what kind of thing would one say about another politician that you’d be ashamed to say in front of a child? What kind of person would have such an opinion of someone she probably never met, with whom she’s only acquainted by news stories? And why is Sarah Palin so proud to tell us that she has those feelings?

Because it seems to me that the only logical conclusion is that she feels hatred for him or wants to spread slander or hateful lies. And what does that say about her?