Palin was a good sport, and face it, because of her, SNL got the highest ratings its had in years.

Not only that, the SNL rap, while intending to mock Palin, actually helped remind people of
Obama. Ayers! Obama. Ayers!

Ayers’ plans for America are insane.

The left has been saying for years that “Bush=Hitler”, but when you point out that Ayers appears to be a modern day Hitler wanna-be and Obama passes all the items on the Fascist Dictator Checklist, they want to silence you and/or stick their head in the sand.

“OOOHHH, Saracuda!”

It was a nice little “dig” at him to mention Stephen, who he probably considers the “black sheep” of his family (only conservative Christian).

Hey, maybe Stephen can register more than once and get away with voting multiple times to cancel out his bro’s votes!

Sarc/

Saracuda rocks.

Unless things have changed over the past few years, based on having watched a “documentary” or “interviews” several years years ago, I believe the actors choose/select their own the characters and have complete ownership of what they present on the show.

So, if the show is closet racist, then its the actor themself presenting their own inherent personality.

Even if they are secondary characters in someone else’s skit?

I do recall what to speak of – but then – why is it? Again, compared to the two sketch comedy shows it has competed with, why are they different.

Either way, it strikes me as strange, no matter what.

Alec was pretty sad; barely even looked at her. That was the problem; you get the feeling he was not exaggerating or joking when he called her “awful”. But the line about Stephen being her favorite of the Baldwin Brothers . . .
ba-dump-bump-CHING!

I don’t know what her personal life has to do with his comment?