Sarah Palin gave her best attempt at reminiscing about Billy Graham’s birthday celebration, but it fell a bit. . . short of its intended goal. Using her famous “no-cue card, no script, no rehearsal” acting method, Palin put out this video to talk about what an amazing experience she had there, and how his words influenced her and her family as Christians. At least, that’s what we think she said. This was one of her more coherent videos to date, actually, but between all the Bible scratching and fidgeting, plus several phrases being mumbled, it’s hard to be completely sure. But hey, Graham was a great guy, right? I mean, he was there when we all needed a break from the materialistic 60s. . . or something like that. Also, she said something about diversity, and changed subjects at the drop of a hat. . . you know, I’ll just let you read it.
“Really cool, too, that it was the most diverse audience that you’ll have ever heard of, probably. I mean here there’s Donald Trump was there. Little hockey wife, um, still a hockey wife was there. Mister Murdoch of Fox News, a lot of big wigs were there.”
Leave it to Palin to think that Rupert Murdoch (a rich white guy), Donald Trump (a rich white guy), and a. . . hockey wife. . . or something, represent the immense diversity of America. In all honesty, if you have six minutes to burn, it’s actually kinda fun (or painful) to watch. Again, it’s not as bad as some of her previous videos (especially this one), but hey, it’s still fun. Personally, I’m a huge fan of Sarah Palin. I’m not so sure she’s damaging to Republicans as a person; I’m not a fan of her politics, and I’m certainly not fond of the idea of her as President, but it’s fun every now and again to watch her videos solely for entertainment value. I certainly wouldn’t shell out cash to have access?to her channel personally, but I’m willing to wait for syndication and reruns.
If you’ve got the time and the patience, here’s the video in full:
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