Sarah Palin's farewell address partly imitated 1962 Richard Nixon ("You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore"), and partly imitated 1796 George Washington ("the disinterested warnings of a parting friend"). It was better than her rambling July 3 speech, and conveys a few core sentiments: Sarah Palin loves Alaska, hates the press, and champions small government. "Be wary of accepting government largesse," Palin advised. "It doesn't come free and often, accepting it takes away everything that is free, melting into Washington's powerful 'care-taking' arms will just suck incentive to work hard and chart our own course right out of us, and that not only contributes to an unstable economy and dizzying national debt, but it does make us less free."

love this woman, she makes libqueers piss themselves. If she runs for pres. she has my vote. cuz if a lazy slum organizer can vote present 99% of the time in his job, can be prez., then a little woman from alaska can to. aint america great :)

"love this woman, she makes libqueers piss themselves. If she runs for pres. she has my vote. cuz if a lazy slum organizer can vote present 99% of the time in his job, can be prez., then a little woman from alaska can to. aint america great :)"

This is classic whether serious or sarcastic.