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1. Does this woman realize that the joke's on her?

   Posted by: Bading | Oct 20, 2008 10:18:37 AM

   
   

2. I had mixed feelings about this. It was odd to say the least, and the as HuffPo says, the anticipated confrontation between Palin and Fey just didn't happen.

   At any rate, Tina Fey still rocks!

   Posted by: Aman Chaudhary | Oct 20, 2008 10:19:54 AM

   
   

3. I doubt if her constituency was thrilled to see her consorting with those Hollywood libruls. But, I thought she seemed comfortable in front of the camera and did pretty well. I also hope this appearance becomes irrelevant in two weeks.

   Posted by: sam | Oct 20, 2008 10:20:33 AM

   
   

4. i am a staunch left-wing democrat, but i can lay down arms once in a while. sarah palin was cute on SNL. let's not take that away from her.

   Posted by: nic | Oct 20, 2008 10:21:06 AM

   
   

5. Yes, lets not get so carried away with our "hate" of Palin. The show was hilarious and she handled herself well. I was hoping they would have done more with having the two interact, but it was still hilarious. Actually Amy Poehler really stole the show though...

   Posted by: Daryl | Oct 20, 2008 10:33:18 AM

   
   

6. Palin's just trying to distract the public from this shocking discovery:

   http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/alien-alert/palin-posed-with-alien-beer/

   Racy photos have emerged of Sarah Palin posing with alien beer during her beauty queen days. A young Palin is clearly seen in an advertisement for Old Clandathuu’s Best lager.

   Posted by: grizzlyfish | Oct 20, 2008 10:43:17 AM

   
   

7. Palin's just trying to distract the public from this shocking discovery:

   http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/alien-alert/palin-posed-with-alien-beer/

   Racy photos have emerged of Sarah Palin posing with alien beer during her beauty queen days. A young Palin is clearly seen in an advertisement for Old Clandathuu’s Best lager.

   Posted by: grizzlyfish | Oct 20, 2008 10:44:02 AM

   
   

8. Lorne Michaels is a Republican and McCain supporter, f.y.i.

   Posted by: Lonnie | Oct 20, 2008 11:26:42 AM

   
   

9. The intro was disappointing, but the Weekend Update bit was absolutely hilarious, and Palin did just fine on that. For what it's worth, she scored a point with me for that skit. It would take another 10 trillion points for me to actually vote for her ticket, but I'm happy to give credit where it's due.

   Posted by: Rich | Oct 20, 2008 11:36:31 AM

   
   

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    Posted by: delani | Oct 20, 2008 11:37:10 AM

    
    

11. Anybody think it was planned they had a horse's (ass) just behind her when she's standing in the hall in the beginning?

    Posted by: Jon | Oct 20, 2008 12:01:44 PM

    
    

12. I thought the whole thing was cringe worthy. Especially the part with Alec Baldwin.

    Posted by: TroyTooner | Oct 20, 2008 12:29:27 PM

    
    

13. After the Couric interviews, I just felt sorry for the woman (Palin), but now I realize that she brings half of the criticisms upon herself. Appearing on SNL might have been the stupidest move of the GOP campaign.

    Like Bading said, doesn't she realize the joke's on her? It's one thing to be mocked on public television, but it's quite another to actively take part in it. Sure, it might show that Palin has a sense of humor, but isn't it time we put some dignity back into the offices of the presidency. The rest of the world (not to mention our own country) already has enough fun at America's expense. Why add fuel to the fire?

    Posted by: bJames | Oct 20, 2008 8:05:23 PM

    
    

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