Michelle can't wear sleeves yet the country is obsessed about a Governor stepping down to focus on the job at hand

We have a twit in the Whitehouse akin to grunge musicians speaking through their attire at awards ceremonies. Remember when it became somewhat acceptable to wear jeans to ceremonies. Jeans had become Americanized and the culture seemed to let loose a little bit. I think that happened back in the ‘90s. Today we have a disrespectful, seemingly very spiteful woman gallivanting in London, all over Europe and recently in Russia wearing sleeveless dresses while dining with dignitaries. It’s mind numbing how no one dares to rain on this buffoon’s parade. It’s disrespectful and that is the end of the story.

In the meantime the country is up in arms over a respectable woman; on all fronts, who stepped down from her position as a successful governor. Stepping down means saving the state huge sums of money being spent on frivolous cases spurred by jaded political opponents. It means the sate will have someone devoted to them as much as Mrs. Palin was as governor, and it means she can focus on becoming president of the USA in 2012; which should be a cake walk for this woman given her incumbent, derelict of an opponent. You know I coined John Kerry’s name while he campaigned against GW Bush as; John “I can cure cancer because George Bush can’t” Kerry. Kerry was laughable during any debate. With his prescribed equation I guess you or I can cure global hunger because George Bush couldn’t. It’s quite liberating if you say it aloud to yourself, but the fact is; it’s a lie. Quit lying to yourself. So fast forward to 2012 and we have Kerry’s hand-picked liberal from Chicago telling Americans that he created jobs when it cannot be proven and actually it can be disproven. He uses brazen statistics to bolster his otherwise flat speeches. In between the uhs and umms we just get lied to, folks. At the end of the day or at the end of the term in 2012 it will be nothing short of a walk in the park for Mrs. Palin to march into the Whitehouse and begin correcting the socially enslaving policies enacted the previous 4 years.

To get there Mrs. Palin will need to harness the power of the media and paint them into a corner where they can only expose more truth about herself rather than sling frivolous, baseless comments as they have done in the past. Let’s all demand a little more from our media.

Yes I’m considering supporting Sarah Palin over Ron Paul in 2012. I do not expect the massive overhaul that Dr. Paul promises while Mrs. Palin is in the Whitehouse, but I trust we will get a much better direction out of this country compared to where it’s steered currently.