Video: Chris Matthews aghast that Palin doesn’t write her own material

Allah, could you BE more irrelevant?

First, how smart can you be when you don’t understand the difference between a “collaborator” and a “ghostwriter.”

Forget the obvious, the fact that Palin, HarperCollins, and everyone else concerned announced from the get go that Lynn Vincent would be involved. That kinda kills the ghost angle, dead.

Past that, it’s more than obvious that you haven’t read the book. If you had, you’d certainly recognize the tone.

I mean it’s not like she got her domestic terrorist buddy to (ALLEGEDLY) write her book! She used the journals she has kept all of her life. Looks like Vincent’s job was more in the edit department, maybe the pick and choose area.

But past that, you’re linking to this waste of bandwidth Matthews, who no one would even know about without a link from here!

Meanwhile this is sort of big news:

Drill, Baby, Drill… Even Off-Shore

I commend Interior Secretary Salazar’s decision today to conditionally approve drilling at three exploratory wells in the Chukchi Sea off the northwest coast of Alaska; it’s a decision that’s been a long time coming. The area north of the Arctic Circle contains some of the world’s richest oil and gas reserves. U.S. Geological Survey researchers estimate that it contains 1.6 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 83 billion barrels of undiscovered oil.

The international community recognizes the potential of Arctic off-shore drilling; it’s about time our government allowed us to compete with them by developing these rich reserves in an environmentally responsible way. As I said last April in my testimony before the Secretary during a federal hearing in Anchorage, “Alaska’s oil and gas resources can and should be a major part of the implementation of any creditable energy plan for our nation. Alaska has proven that these resources can be developed safely, but Arctic exploration and development is a slow, demanding process.

Delays or major restrictions in accessing these resources for environmentally responsible development are not in the national interest or the interests of the State of Alaska.”

As an Alaskan and an American, I am very grateful for the decision today because it is a step in the right direction toward prosperity for Alaska and energy independence and security for America.

– Sarah Palin

This is actually news you can use. And quite interesting since the Obama administration just outlawed freakin’ AIR!

gary4205 on December 8, 2009 at 3:11 AM