If you didn't already think Fox News was crap...

[devogue]

I'd still shag her

Me too.

Actully, I want a threesome with her and Iris.

[Ian]

Fox just keeps palin into insignificance.

Now, that is good news.

No it's not! I want her to be the Republican nominee for President in 2012!
Because she would be utterly crushed in the general election against an incumbent Obama. And the ensuing convulsions within the GOP (they've already begun, really) would overhaul the party and might, just might, wrest control of it out of the hands of the evangelical types.

[lofuji]

Fox just keeps palin into insignificance.

Now, that is good news.

No it's not! I want her to be the Republican nominee for President in 2012!
Because she would be utterly crushed in the general election against an incumbent Obama. And the ensuing convulsions within the GOP (they've already begun, really) would overhaul the party and might, just might, wrest control of it out of the hands of the evangelical types.

Excellent point. We may laugh at this stupid woman, but she still has a role to play.

[Calilasseia]

So Alaska's pet wind-up fundie Barbie doll is going to be doing her act on Fux News?

Wonder if some prankster is going to green-screen her 'newsreading' with footage of those turkeys being beheaded from her campaign trail?

[maiforpeace]

Top Fox News programs devote scant coverage to Haiti earthquake

January 14, 2010 2:14 pm ET

On January 13, Fox News' three top-rated programs for 2009 -- The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity, and Glenn Beck -- devoted a combined total of less than 7 minutes of coverage to the earthquake in Haiti, instead choosing to air such things as Beck's hour-long interview with Sarah Palin, Bill O'Reilly's discussion of Comedy Central host Jon Stewart, and Sean Hannity's advocacy for Massachusetts candidate Scott Brown's Senate campaign. By contrast, the content of MSNBC's three top-rated shows underscored the significance of the Haiti disaster; Countdown, The Rachel Maddow Show, and Hardball devoted a total of more than two hours to the earthquake.
MSNBC's top programs provide more than 18 times as much coverage of Haiti earthquake as Fox News' top shows

The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity, and Glenn Beck, Fox News' three top-rated programs for 2009, combined to devote a total of 6 minutes, 41 seconds of coverage to the earthquake in Haiti. Among the things they chose to air instead were Beck's interview with Palin -- to which he devoted nearly his entire show -- Hannity's continued advocacy for Brown; and O'Reilly's discussion of Stewart. Countdown, The Rachel Maddow Show, and Hardball, MSNBC's three top-rated shows, devoted 2 hours, 2 minutes and 33 seconds to the earthquake -- more than 18 times the coverage devoted by Fox News' top three shows. Other Fox News shows -- such as Special Report with Bret Baier and The Fox Report with Shepard Smith -- did devote extensive coverage to the earthquake.