Palin on the Today Show bashing “lamestream” media …while on the Today Show

Filed in National by on April 3, 2012

I can’t look away from the train wreck that is Sarah Palin. Her Today Show appearance opened up with Palin giving an endorsement (of sorts) of Mitt Romney:

As host Matt Lauer asked Palin about the current state of the GOP race, she offered another lukewarm endorsement of the current front-runner. “It seems [Romney] is the frontrunner, are you happy with that?” he asked, prompting a sharp intake of breath from Palin. “Anybody but Obama”, was who Palin was looking to support,”

I’ve read that she is so luke warm on Romney because she is absolutely convinced that there will be a brokered convention from which she will emerge as the nominee. Part of her logic (?) behind that thinking (?) is based on the fact (?) that she has already absorbed the unfair scrutiny of the liberal media and remained standing.

Whoever the nominee is, Palin added, “they’re gonna get clobbered by the lamestream media.”

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  1. cassandra m says:

    Jay Rosen posted about this in Facebook, wondering what NBC could be thinking. And wondering if Brian Williams, Tom Brockaw or Chuck Todd objected to this stunt as they routinely do with other NBC stunts that make them look too much like MSNBC. I point this out, because I am stealing a comment on that post from one Dan Hagen:

    Sarah Palin personifies the very reasons America is in the mess it’s in — aggressively ignorant, self-pitying narcissism shamelessly shilling for the highest bidder as it sashays itself down the American Idol runway, absolutely certain that God wants it to have designer clothes.

    Says it all, yes?

  2. Jason330 says:

    Yep. Nailed it. I think that is why I can’t not watch the Palin debacle unfold. You wonder how far she plans to take the ruse. How committed is she to this crazy-ass persona?

  3. Joanne Christian says:

    She’s the Kardashian of politics and I wish people wouldn’t watch her to secure syndication. I don’t know what else to say.