Here’s mine, because it is never too soon to start thinking of one.
This line alone seems perfect for her campaign slogan:
“If you want her you shouldn’t tell her to leave.”
Though I like this one too:
“She’s not always right.”
And especially this one:
“Why get Nervous?”
Because I really, really want Sarah Palin to run. And be honest now, so do you. The blog posts from Lowry and the Boys at National Review Online alone would make it all worthwhile. Besides, making fun of Mittens just doesn’t give me the same thrill, Gingrich is tarnished, Trump is way past his sell by date, and Michelle Bachmann is definitely the “Bargain Basement” version of our favorite “Who knows what crazy-ass thing she’ll say next?” candidate-in-waiting.
Plus the family melodrama alone would make a Palin Presidential campaign the best reality TV show evah!
Oh, and did I tell you Rushbo is slobbering all over himself at the prospect of Palin joining the – 7? 8? More than the above? – GOP dwarfs currently making the rounds and pretending that yes, they have the right stuff to be the Tea Party’s next wet dream, when we all know that just ain’t true.
Ps. The song “Nervous” is from the newly released album by The Demos, a local band where I live and, yes, this is a shameless promotion on their behalf (though I swear they didn’t pay me for it – yet).
The song Don’t Know Much.
I just want her to go away & join Media Stars Anonymous. It’s a 12 Step program for those with a pathological desire for fame. Running for President would be contraindicated for proper treatment of her disease. Also, hearing her crap taken seriously gives me the vapors.
Ergo, for me the song is ‘She’s Not There’ by The Zombies.
The lead signer is wearing a big star tee shirt, couldn’t be cooler.
Otherwise “You can’t have me” (not for free)
LED ZEPPELIN – BLACK DOG LYRICS
“Stupid Girl” by Garbage is just about perfect:
Bonus: it’s a good song.
That is a pretty fitting song.