Noticeably Gone, But Back With Palin On The Mind

Since late November I had gone off the radar on this blog (again). School has again eclipsed my ability to update this blog, but I am now back!

This blog 'rant' is about our great non-VP Sarah Palin. In her persisting media battle, she has come out as not only a sore loser but as the constantly same person, not changed by this, arguably, life changing experience which she has recently gone through.

She has now ragged on her interviewers (NOT HERSELF, who was the one actually speaking!) and on the people who were around for the longevity of this election. When it comes to her disastrous Couric interviews, she attempts to blame the McCain campaign advisors who prompted her to do more than one interview. She also came out with guns blazing against Tina Fey. Palin said that "Fey spent election season not only 'exploiting' her but 'capitalizing' on her sudden fame." But was it not PALIN HERSELF who went on to SNL and participated with Fey in her portrayal of Palin??? The rise of Couric's and Fey's fame Palin said revealed a lot about our society, which Pain herself is a part of and actually participated in, a la her participation in SNL.

There is no denying that Palin is hypocritical on this point and again is beating a dead horse. The American people have moved beyond the election and on to the next four years of Obama, yet Palin must keep reliving the election, the time when she was in the spotlight, and if she gives that up then she is just the Governor of Alaska. This fact that Palin is harping on things which everyone else has given up on, even McCain himself, is exhausting and I just can't take more complaining; if Palin wants to be successful she must step up to the plate and propose change in her direction, not reminiscing on her days past on top of the political ladder.