Great comedy! It's strange, though. Jon Stewart ran a Daily Show bit about the males in the media getting a "boner" for Barack Obama (the Barack O'Boner sketch). SNL jokes about Hillary being the anti-Viagra, a woman with bigger balls than the males in her party.

Chris Matthews did say that Obama made a tingle go up his leg. I don't think he'll ever live that one down.

This campaign has been one two year long farce. We might as well have a few laughs out of it, at least. Maybe the best fun is watching the mainstream media make a parody of themselves, without eve knowing it.

Tina Fey owns Sarah Palin!

I just saw this on Raw Story and I was amazed at how well Tina does Sarah. Now I've finishes wiping the tears of laughter off my face and I'm just imagining the fodder for comedians if the good ol' boys win again. Thanks for posting this-- I might just start watching SNL again.

aww damn they pulled it stupid you tube!

Tina Fey ROCKS!!!!!

Look it up on SNL's page. It's one of their featured clips. You DON'T want to miss this one!

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/09/live-from-new-y.html



Live From New York, It's Sarah (Tiny Fey) Palin!



September 14, 2008 8:48 AM

ABC News' David Wright and Alyssa Litoff Report: As comedienne Tina Fey debuted her impression of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live, the governor and her staff were watching from 30,000 feet.

Palin was on board her campaign jet flying from Reno to Denver as 11:30 PM Eastern rolled around. But the show was available on the Jetblue charter's satellite TV system.

Standing alongside SNL cast member Amy Poehler who was impersonating Hillary Clinton, Fey's Palin extolled her foreign policy expertise in a flat midwestern accent: "I can see Russia from my house!"

There were howls of laughter from the sizeable press corps covering Palin's first foray on the campaign trail without her running man as a chaperone.

But, from the front of the plane, silence. The flight attendants assured us Palin and her entourage were watching. What she thought, though, is anybody's guess.

Palin has yet to say so much as hello to the press corps.

The campaign is doing its best to keep Palin well away from inquisitive reporters, going so far as to book the press corps into a separate hotel from the candidate.

"Inquisitive reporters" -- about damned time! Comedians everywhere are hoping Mac and Sarah win for the obvious reason, but what happened to transparency in government? THESE are the EASY questions!

"transparency in government":

Government is seldom in the public's interest when it is not transparent; example, massive secretive invasion of privacy conducted by the Bush/Cheney administration.

Government is seldom in the public's interest when it is transparent; example, Congress (Demos & Repubs) voting to exempt communication corporations from that massive, secretive invasion of privacy.

Salient generalization: Government is seldom in the public's interest.