Andrew Golis

Get to work, or else.

Everyone conservative in America should be forced to watch this tape and then say that this woman should be Vice President.  Honestly, if you went person by person and had a video camera, I’m pretty sure at the end of it you’d end up with a 99% Obama/Biden win.

I’ve written before about pieces of mash-up media that are so conceptually perfect that simply by virtue of the number of people creating media now they will inevitably exist.  Yesterday three or four people joked to me that this should exist.  This morning, it does:

They’re not allowing themselves to be a cog in the Palin Propaganda Machine:

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, who has not held a press conference in nearly four weeks of campaigning, on Tuesday banned reporters from her first meetings with world leaders, allowing access only to photographers and a television crew.

CNN, which was providing the television coverage for news organizations, decided to pull its TV crew, effectively denying Palin the high visibility she had sought. …

The campaign told the TV producer, print and wire reporters in the press pool that follows the Alaska governor that they would not be admitted with the photographers and camera crew taken in to photograph the meetings. At least two news organizations, including The Associated Press, objected and were told that the decision was not subject to discussion.

Via: the mothership.

Not bad at all:

In the two weeks since Maddow took over the 9pmET slot, the program’s nine shows have averaged 556,000 demo viewers and 1.6M Total Viewers. Maddow’s averages are more than double the final two weeks (eight shows) of Verdict with Dan Abrams (225,000 demo / 601,000 Total Viewers.)

TPMtv is so funny today my face hurts from laughing:

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpvPizuq4-Y]

As you can see, fully half of the “most viewed” videos today are Fey as Palin.

None of the videos, however, are the actual original clip.  To get around copywright problems  youtubers are posting other shows showing the Palin clip.  Half of them are just duplicates of a single Fox news segment, replicated here as an ad for a free hosting service.  One of the 10, naturally, is a Rick Roll.

I’ve never seen a single video so thoroughly dominate YouTube.  Is Sarah Palin the new Queen of the Internets?

Hilarious:

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URIypadX3n0]

Scary spot on:

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nMuR1TFq1s]

Update: Youtube pulled so that I will link over to stupid NBC’s website.  So here ya go.