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More Tina Fey as Sarah Palin

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More Tina Fey as Sarah Palin on SNL last night

http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/vid...in-open/704042/

That was so funny but then all Fey had to do was put on the face and voice. Not taking anything away from Fey. She had it nailed. Just that no real stretch was required to caricature the fatuous and vacuous nature of our potential Republican Vice President. It was given to her on a platter by Sara herself.

Clearly McCain has demonstrated the depth of his 'Country First' principle. Either that or his mental processes at 72. He bears only the most superficial resemblance of McCain 2000.

McCain is now stuck. Some conservative columnist are now grumbling he should replace her. But that will alienate the base who are in love with her, not to mention those females who are hell bent to have a female, apparently any female, VP. If he keeps her then he will have to weather the calls of conservatives who are too principled, in genuine fear of the potential necessity of succession, to go along with this charade. It turns out there are a few -- too few.

George McGovern never recovered from the Eagleton fiasco. I doubt McCain could either if he tubed Palin.

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