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Can’t see how this can possibly fit in with Presidential ambitions. I predicted since last year that she would not be a Presidential candidate in 2012, as much as I would like to see it.

UPDATE: “Sources tell NBC’s Andrea Mitchell that Palin is out of politics for good.” Sanford and Palin, all in one week. Sucks to be a GOP Presidential hopeful these days.

UPDATE 2: Some Democratic-leaning blogs are pushing an Alaskan rumor that there is a federal investigation for embezzlement, about to result in an indictment, over the bizarre and inexplicable construction process of Palin’s “homemade” house, which looks remarkably similar to the huge money-pit Wasilla Sports Complex, built just down the road while she was mayor. If so her choice of the house as the site for her resignation press conference is particularly strange. Ask Ted Stevens whether it’s unusual for crooked Alaska Republicans to take bribes in the form of a house.

This is a must read, every bit of it. If John McCain were President right now, we would still be years away from being able to see a word of it.

A very real bombshell that I hope accelerates the demise of the entire paper off the face of this earth.

Oh no, has the running theme of this blog for a whole week become a front page headline in the newspaper Mark Sanford reads every day? You bet it has.

Wonder why he would do that? I also wonder why he only paid $3,000 to the state over his 2008 Argentina “trade” trip that violated US policy, when he previously said he would pay $6,000.

At least in what the headline says.

Limbaugh: Michael Jackson “flourished under Reagan,” “languished under Clinton and Bush,” “died under Obama”

What a wise lesson in “personal responsibility” from a painkiller addict, blaming the death of another painkiller addict on a political party he doesn’t like.  Notice how the 12 years under Presidents named Bush gets one syllable in the entire description.

Watch it here. Thanks to the excellent citizen journalists at theuptake.com for the video.

A classic line that has become part of the cultural vocabulary. I wonder who wrote it?

More calls for him to resign from newspapers and Republican politicians in South Carolina. 10 out of the 27 GOP members of the GOP State Senate want him to resign. SC US Senator Jim DeMint has essentially given up on him. Huckleberry seems to be dragging behind, he’s just as loyal to Sanford (for now) as he was to John McCain. If you have any doubt that this is committing political suicide and is in need of psychiatric help, listen to these files, from the interview mentioned in the post below. Clip 1, Clip 2, and Clip 3.

This man was a top contender for US President, according to the national media, and arguably Obama’s #1 most vocal and visible critic until one week ago today. These audio files are a must-hear.

It won’t be long before Inhofe will wish he’d never heard the name Al Franken. It’s too bad their committee assignments don’t seem to overlap.  Inhofe is lucky that Franken has more class than he does, otherwise we’d be hearing a response from Al about how Inhofe is an unpatriotic sleazebag, a habitual liar, a bigot, and a crook.