Palin Family Circus News - Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Here we see Sarah thinking, "Darn! Why didn't I learn any geography? The least my PAC could do is hire someone to fact-check me before I go shootin' off my big mouth. Again!"

Sarah, out filming an adventure, stated that Alaska's Kodiak Island is America's largest. Wrong! See "Sarah, one more time: HAWAII IS IN THE USA!"


Sarah's latest faux pas was also reported by Boston's Herald, which noticed some other facts she overlooked while endorsing a candidate in the neighboring state of New Hampshire.


NY Times' The Caucus blog noted Palin's endorsement of a "Granite Grizzly" in New Hampshire. Is she statuesque? (I do know that New Hampshire is referred to as "The Granite State.")


Levi had a girlfriend between Bristol (first edition) and Bristol (second edition) (Between Levi I and Levi II?). Will this be the news that breaks Kathy Griffin's heart?


People reports that Bristol and Levi are playing hardball in their negotiations for a reality show. They want a full season! Way to go: get the money up front; you don't need no stinkin' pilot.


Stop the presses! Sarah may not attend the wedding.


Sarah Palin's "Mama Grizzlies" might be more aptly named "Mama Polar Bears." Is anyone surprised?


Progressive Alaska has video of Cenk Uygur on Sarah's tweet about Cordoba House.


Andrew Sullivan recaps some recent mail he's received about whether it's worthwhile to investigate Trig Palin's birth.


"Planned Sign of Tolerance Bringing Division Instead" is a NY Times article of July 13 (Is Sarah a slow reader?) reporting about the controversy over Cordoba House. It stated, in part:

... With a November election approaching, politicians have latched onto the issue as a high-profile platform to attack their opponents.

On Tuesday, Rick A. Lazio, a Republican running for governor, urged the landmarks commission to protect the [existing] building [at the planned site of Cordoba House], constructed in the late 1850s in the Italian Renaissance palazzo style; this would effectively halt the plans for the Muslim center. The commission expects to vote on the issue in August.

“This is about getting questions answered,” Mr. Lazio told reporters. “This is about transparency. This about the safety of the people of New York.”

“Religion has nothing to do with this,” he added.

Representative Peter T. King, a Republican, joined Mr. Lazio in calling for an investigation into the financing of the project. But Andrew M. Cuomo, Mr. Lazio’s Democratic opponent and the state’s attorney general, has rebuffed those requests.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has strongly endorsed the project, arguing that it is not the role of government to meddle in religious and business affairs.

“Government should never — never — be in the business of telling people how they should pray, or where they can pray,” Mr. Bloomberg said on Monday. “We want to make sure that everybody from around the world feels comfortable coming here, living here and praying the way they want to pray.”...

Finally, there is "Why Sarah Palin Endangers American National Security (and Israel's, as well)"