Okay, she has problems telling the truth about the pregnancies in her family, but that's the tip of the iceberg. This business of goin' to the town librarian and telling her tp pitch the books that she doesn't like, or, wanting to fire her brother-in-law and eventually firing the the Director of State Security because he didn't fire him.

She doesn't believe in Law and Order.

I realize that some people insist on having their way, but as long as they aren't in positions of authority, its not a problem. However, a Vice President of the United States who tells her staff, or a cabinet minister to do something that would break a law is another matter. Rove did it, Bush did it, and it seems its a trait common to a strain of Republicans that has developed these days. I have no idea where it all began, but even Harding, Coolidge, Taft and Stassen, even Hoover regarded the constitution as basic document that had to followed as it was. There was no messing with the Law.

They had integrrity, but today's Republicans don't, and Ms Palin, if she is true for form is capable not only of lieing, but may just do an imitation of Madame Nu, or Ismelda Marcos, or Madame Ceausescu, or any other of the female versions of leaders who talk about how much they love their country, and maybe they do, but they also like to have their way, in spite of the way things are supposed to be work.

That leads to chaos, and . . .