A Palin The Hand Is Worth Two In The Bush

I'd heard that Tina Fay would be impersonating Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live, bless her heart, with Amy Poehler reprising her version of Hillary Clinton. (From Tennessee Guerilla Women, via Sideshow.)



Not bad, not bad at all, but it didn't have me exactly rolling on the floor. I'm a hard sell, I admit. I just prefer this bit of Fay's from last winter:



But here's something interesting, courtesy of my old friend Nancy: an anti-Palin rally in Anchorage drew over fourteen hundred people, making it (according to the blogger) "the biggest political rally ever, in the history of the state." Very good work, by grass-roots organizers too. It reminds me of something...

A Palin The Hand Is Worth Two In The Bush

I'd heard that Tina Fay would be impersonating Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live, bless her heart, with Amy Poehler reprising her version of Hillary Clinton. (From Tennessee Guerilla Women, via Sideshow.)Not bad, not bad at all, but it didn't have me exactly rolling on the floor. I'm a hard sell, I admit. I just prefer this bit of Fay's from last winter:But here's something interesting,

A Palin The Hand Is Worth Two In The Bush

I'd heard that Tina Fay would be impersonating Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live, bless her heart, with Amy Poehler reprising her version of Hillary Clinton. (From Tennessee Guerilla Women, via Sideshow.)Not bad, not bad at all, but it didn't have me exactly rolling on the floor. I'm a hard sell, I admit. I just prefer this bit of Fay's from last winter:But here's something interesting,

Pollyanna Karenina

Selfish and Perverseby Bob SmithNew York: Carroll and Graf, 2007376 pp. When I first noticed the title of Bob Smith’s new novel, I thought someone had written an unauthorized biography of me. But it had laudatory blurbs by writers I respected, such as Armistead Maupin, so I checked it out of the library anyway. And you know something? It was a pretty good read.Smith was a founding member of

Pollyanna Karenina

Selfish and Perverseby Bob SmithNew York: Carroll and Graf, 2007376 pp. When I first noticed the title of Bob Smith’s new novel, I thought someone had written an unauthorized biography of me. But it had laudatory blurbs by writers I respected, such as Armistead Maupin, so I checked it out of the library anyway. And you know something? It was a pretty good read.Smith was a founding member of