Yet another poll, this time from ABC/WP, with a decidedly slanted democratic/african american demographic (thanks Frank), shows that a majority of Americans don’t think that she’s qualified to be President. But isn’t that a silly question anyway? I believe so, partially because it’s a forgone conclusion at this point that neither was Barack Obama, and we’ve seen that demonstrably proved true.

Palin has spoken many, many times and there is no evidence she had anything written on her hand every time she speaks. That means that she RARELY needs notes, and rarely needs a cheat sheet. Obama on the other hand rarely speaks without a teleprompter, which means he always needs a cheat sheet to spell out his beliefs.

Anything for CNN to change the subject that Barack Obama, the President’s poll numbers are in the crapper.
“WASHINGTON (CNN) – Americans appear to be souring on Sarah Palin, according to a new national poll.
Thirty-nine percent of people questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Wednesday have a favorable opinion of the former Alaska governor and last year’s Republican vice presidential nominee. That’s down seven points from a poll conducted in May, and it’s also nine points lower than the 48 percent who now say they now view Palin unfavorably. …

This blogger may be the first one Palin’s lawyers go after for them slander.
“AlaskaReport has learned this morning that Todd Palin and former Alaska governor Sarah Palin are to divorce. Multiple sources in Wasilla and Anchorage have confirmed the news.
A National Enquirer story exposing previous affairs on both sides led to a deterioration of their marriage and the stress from that led to Palin’s resignation as governor of Alaska.
The Palins were noticeably not speaking to each other at last Sunday’s resignation speech in Fairbanks. Sarah ditched Todd (MSNBC) …

Sarah gives them a what for in the Washington Post on Tuesday:
“There is no shortage of threats to our economy. America’s unemployment rate recently hit its highest mark in more than 25 years and is expected to continue climbing. Worries are widespread that even when the economy finally rebounds, the recovery won’t bring jobs. Our nation’s debt is unsustainable, and the federal government’s reach into the private sector is unprecedented.
Unfortunately, many in the national media would rather focus on the personality-driven political gossip of the day than on the gravity …