Hilarious: HuffPo Says Sarah Palin Had No Authority To Write An Op-Ed In The Washington Post
My, my, my.
In what is without a doubt the best foot stomping, squealing, hold-your-breath-until-you-turn-purple fit I’ve seen in quite some time, and it’s all because Sarah Palin had the gall to write an op-ed and that the Washington Post had the nerve to publish it. But to set the record straight someone named Art Brodsky, a writer at the Huffington Post is letting us know that, gosh darnit, Sarah Palin just doesn’t have the right to publish that opinion piece in the Washington Post.
Here are just some of the samples of his hissy fit:
It’s not simply that no one who saw her last two press conferences about her quitting Alaska for the bright lights of the Lower 48 believes she actually wrote the piece. Ghost-writing is a fine established art. Few politicians do their own writing.
It’s quite another to believe that she actually knows or cares sufficiently about cap-and-trade and environmental legislation to care enough to write about it for a major newspaper. And even if she does, what possible justification on Earth is there for the Post publishing her?
Oh, I see. She’s just too stupid to have written the piece herself in the first place. And anyway, so what if she did? How dare the Post publish it! The nerve! How could she possibly know anything about politics? It gets better:
She has no authority to write an article like this and the Post has no business running one.
So, you need some kind of “authority” to express your opinion? I did not know that. Thanks.
Palin has just abandoned whatever electoral constituency she had, and now the Post is helping to establish herself in this brave new world of hers with conservative celebritydom and punditocracy.
She MUST BE CRUSHED! Don’t you people understand that? The left has gone to great lengths to paint her as an idiot and worse. The fact that she was able to publish an intelligent article rebutting Obama’s mad scheme to tax us into poverty is just…..unbearable.
Click over and read the article. It’s actually a pretty funny tantrum. And someone please give Mr. Brodsky a valium before his head explodes.
