Scarborough Attacks Sarah Palin in Scathing Op-Ed: ‘Gaudy Circus Sideshow’
- Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:31am by
Jonathon M. Seidl
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MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough has returned from his recent suspension swinging. The former GOP congressman wrote a scathing critique of Sarah Palin today, calling her “a reality show star who cannot be elected.” And he’s calling on fellow Republicans to send her packing from the political scene.
He writes:
Republicans have a problem. The most-talked-about figure in the GOP is a reality show star who cannot be elected. And yet the same leaders who fret that Sarah Palin could devastate their party in 2012 are too scared to say in public what they all complain about in private.
Enough. It’s time for the GOP to man up.
Everybody knows that Palin is a busy woman. The former half-term governor of Alaska stays so busy these days that one wonders how this mother of five manages to juggle her new reality show, follow her eldest daughter’s dancing career and launch her latest frenetic book tour while still finding the time to insult a slew of revered presidents and first ladies.
He then goes on to question Palin’s intelligence:
What man or mouse with a fully functioning human brain and a résumé as thin as Palin’s would flirt with a presidential run? It makes the political biography of Barack Obama look more like Winston Churchill’s, despite the fact that the 44th president breezed into the Oval Office as little more than a glorified state senator.
The scathing critique continues by suggesting Palin might next try “spitting on John Wayne’s grave“ or ”shooting a bald eagle,” and tearing her down for what he sees as Palin taking shots at Ronald Reagan and the Bushes.
“I work hard every day to assume the best of Americans who engage in public service,” he writes. “But I am offended by Palin’s attempt to build herself up by tearing down great men like Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.”
He goes on to call Palin’s book-selling and public speaking appearances a “gaudy circus sideshow” and decries her “anti-intellectualism“ that some Republican see as fulfilling ”a base political need.”
“[I]f the party of Ronald Reagan, Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio wants to return to the White House anytime soon,” he ends by writing, “it’s time that Republican leaders started standing up and speaking the truth to Palin.”
Scarborough talked about his Palin problem on his show “Morning Joe” on Tuesday:
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Comments (194)
kymaretrish
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:06pmP-e-o-p-l-e! This has been the liberal stragedy since Sarah Palin was named a candidate for V.P. Of course, it’s worked in the sense that every liberal believes it. We just need to quit giving them the spotlight when they pull this crap. They have so few viewers, not many see it anyway.
Sarah, we love you and are extremely proud that you represent the greatness of this country. You set a wonderful example of a Christian, patriot, mother, and leader. Your energy astounds us! God bless Sarah Palin!
Report Post »gramma b
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 4:18pmMy reservations about Sarah as a presidential candidate do not come from the liberal media. I was thrilled after she gave her convention speech. But, then, I watched her try to think on her feet. She can’t. In interview after interview — not just the famously bad ones, but even with friendly interviewers — she answered with platitudes and non sequiturs that showed she didn’t have a clue. Compare what she says to an interview to the answer given by someone like Liz Cheney, for example.
But, instead of going to work and showing she had the grey matter to absorb complicated information and talk about it, she went the reality show route, and just kept playing to the probably substantial fraction of the population that is crazy about her. She has great political, populist talent, but she is not a serious enough person to win the election. I think if she could make it into the White House, she would surround herself with serious people and do fine. But there is little about her that would motivate independents and moderates to vote for her, which they must do in order for her to win.
Report Post »ypgreg
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:05pmDON’T RETREAT, RELOAD!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love that quote!
Report Post »GunsaBlazing
Posted on December 1, 2010 at 6:40amI Love that quote too!
Joe,Mica, and Lawrence: have a Palonium 210 sandwich! I’ll buy.
Report Post »tommee
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:05pmCall it as you may my friends. Everything Joe says is the truth.
Report Post »Diamondback
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:09pmWell, everyone is entitled to their OWN opinion Tommee.
Report Post »bailey08
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:01pmLet Americans decide who is qualified to be the GOP presidential nominee.
Report Post »It’s not up to a RINO like Joe, who is just part of the elite establishment.. I bet Obama gives him tingles too.
Give it a shot Sarah!
Zombee
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:01pmScarborough has lost his conservative soul and compass since he went MSNBC. There is something in the drinking water over at MSNBC and Old Joe ‘s been guzzling it.
With him having to team up with a ding-bat like Mika Brzezinski and the rest of the brainless clowns that perform on Morning Joe , I really feel embarrassed for him sometimes.
Report Post »Joseff
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:01pmAs Rush says, they will show you who they fear.
Report Post »vino22
Posted on December 3, 2010 at 1:14amAs much as the media play to her..they dont fear her…
you know who they fear…the establishment…Ron Paul
Report Post »libsgottago
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:00pmOmegaman: With all due respect, it sounds like you’ve been drinking the anti-Palin kool-aid. The election is still 2 yrs away and much can happen, positive or negative in regards to Palin’s chances. It’s much too early to tell whether she or anybody else is “electable” yet.
Report Post »OmegaMan
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:25pmI make it a point not to drink anything that I haven’t poured myself. But that being said, I support anyone’s right to throw their hat in the ring. It’s a hell of a thing to run for public office at any level. If she wins the primary, I’ll vote for her. But I won’t vote for her in the primary.
See, it seems sometimes that people get too lockstep with their party and fail to think critically. I don’t support Palin as a presidential candidate. I don’t think BHO is muslim. And here‘s the statement that’ll get me banned – I don’t agree with everything that Glenn Beck says. I’m with him about 95% of the time but sometimes I don’t see eye to eye. That doesn‘t mean that I’m drinking the Ed Schultz kool aid. It just means that I have a different opinion. So does Joe Scarborough. I respect him for that but I disagree with him quite a bit. My biggest gripe about BHO supporters is that they circled the wagons and insist that everything that the man does is divine providence. Its shameful.
gramma b
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:58amHe goes way too far, and is way too nasty, and I am no fan of his, but there is a great, big kernel of truth in what he is saying.
Report Post »neverending
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:01pmThe truth hurts!!!
Report Post »Nigel2
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:58amDepending on what transpires for the next 2 years, it might not matter who we run in 2012. It certainly didn’t for the Democrats in 2008.
Report Post »blacksmith
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:35pmI hope and pray that there is an election in two years!
Report Post »Speed Racer
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:56amIt really seems like she’s gotten under his skin. Honestly, his article felt like a knee-jerk reaction to something he had little knowledge about. Do I also feel a little wealth envy coming from his piece?
Report Post »libsgottago
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:52amDoes anybody really care what this guy says? The only people who watch him are liberals.
Report Post »matt708
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:51amwhy are they so intent on getting personal with people, they all think they are gods. whata bunch of hyprocrites
Report Post »OmegaMan
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:50amPersonally, I kind of agree with him. I don‘t think she’s electable. If she is on the R ticket, she”ll drive the independents to the Democrats and BHO will get a second term. She needs to be involved b/c she brings enthusiasm to the party and she has some fervent supporters but she can’t win the big one. Republicans are afraid to admit the truth – she should not run because she cannot win. And let’s be honest – elections aren’t about putting the best person on the ticket – they’re about winning.
Report Post »Nigel2
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:56amThere is a spot in the Tea party or “new” GOP for Sara Palin. I, like you, hope it isn’t as our candidate in 2012. I get a thrill up my leg thinking Gingrich/Rubio. But Pawlenty or Barber work very well also.
Report Post »Diamondback
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:58amMay I remind you all that it’s two more years until the election and a lot can change in two years.
I wouldn’t write her off just yet.
I will NOT vote for another Repub Establishment candidate.
I will, “for the first time in my [adult] life” just not vote and take chance Obamao gets reelected. You will all deserve it!
So far Obama being elected has turned into the best thing that’s ever happened to the Conservative masses. Maybe six more years will do even more good.
What’s it gonna be America?
Report Post »knotaclu
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:02pmI had to read down to the 13th post before getting to this one that did much but call Joe all kinds of names, etc. I know people are mad, but the HATE on my side of the isle is amazing. OMEGAMAN, you are probably going to get jumped for this post. I for one agree with you on most of what you wrote. I love Palin and what she has done for this country. I think she is an incredible person. I would vote for her. BUT, I prefer to not, WE can do better. I dont know who that person is, but I hope Palin remains on the sidelines doing exactly what she is doing now. She serves all of us better where she is than in the WH. Would love a discussion about this without the hate, is that possible?
Report Post »NeoFan
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:05pmYeah thats it lets just focus on winning! We well elect someone like Lindsey Graham, John McCain or Bill Maher and that will make everything better. Winning an election with someone that hates you and your country and works everyday to help the other side destroy it makes so much sense. Yeah lets do that!
Report Post »knotaclu
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:06pm@diamondback, you are correct. BHO is the best thing that could have happened to the conservative movement. The question is, how much damage can this man do in the next 2 or even 6 years? Could we recover from that?
Report Post »psst
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:12pmPersonally, I prefer someone else for the republican ticket.
Report Post »But I‘ll take Sarah anyday if she’s the choice.
Sarah have these leftist crapping in their drawers. This is why they are and have been trying to destroy her.
Personally, I think she would kick the s*** out of Hussein.
The marxists in the MSM have been blabbering their BS that Independents won’t vote for her.This is pure brainwashing BS.
The Marxist wants to pick the republican candidate for prez like they did w/ Juan McCain.
Hell the NYT even endorsed Juan then when he got the nom, they threw him under the bus for their fave marxist moslem candidate Hussein.
Independents just recently rejected Hussein’s marxist plans. Why in hell would they want him back in office?
No!! Leftists/marxists are scared to hell of Sarah
hikinggussie
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:14pmBarber?????? Gingrich?????? even Romney. Most are flabby old white men – and you don’t think Palin can beat Obama? those old men can/t , that’s for sure. Would like to see Mike Pence, Chris Christy, Marco Rubio, etc. run. Or Col. West. Sarah Palin would be a great president, but I fear no one will give her a chance. As far as the old Republicans are concerned, they are history.
Report Post »klindgren
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:46pmGingrich? Gingrich? My, my…how quickly we forget… Mr.Conservative who endorsed Dede Scozzafava, a “centrist” Republican (don’t make me laugh) over Doug Hoffman, the local Conservative Party’s candidate in NY-23, and tried to compare his action to reaching across the aisle like Reagan did. HA! And HE is better than Palin? Give me a Chris Christy, Marco Rubio, Col. West., Sarah Palin combination ANY day over that clown.
Report Post »neverending
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:59pmI agree with you totally. She blasts the establishment – who helped put her on the ticket in2008??? Anybody that watched any of her reality show and thinks it has any value has been drinking the same koolaid the obama supporters are drinking. She cannot win and thus she keeps dragging out her announcement!! She is NO Ronald Reagan – far from it.
Report Post »untameable-kate
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:02pmI love Sarah, I have to agree that she might not be electable and that is important. We can stand on our principles and put her up and lose, or go for someone who might not be quite as popular and win. There are some very good people out there that we can look at without sacrificing principles and they are more electable. Too many big guns are pointed at Sarah, unions, NOW, all libs, dems, minorities and even the establishment republicans. Jindal, Christie, Rubio, Bachman all are far more electable and great choices if they’ll run.
Report Post »OmegaMan
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:17pmI‘m in favor of a ’non-establishment’ ticket like Bobby Jindal and JC Watts. That‘ll squash the ’flabby old white man’ criticisms and give us 2 strong conservative voices in the White House. If she could pull it off, I’d like to see Palin in the Senate.
Report Post »Philo Beddoe
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:49amHe should have a show with Megan McCain.
Report Post »psst
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:49amJoe Coffee calling on fellow republicans to throw Sarah to the wolves.
Report Post »Fellow Republicans?
Coffee is getting as delusional as the other hosts on PMSNBC. that he still “consider” himself a republican.It just has to be the water cooler in that PMSNBC bldg for the insane.
Well, my wife is always telling me that I think I‘m monetarily rich even though I’m broke as the US.
BTW. I went to see my banker to borrow 500K. He said to me “You must ”consider’ yourself to be very wealthy to afford this loan”.
ginger100
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:49ambend forward progressive republicans
Report Post »SND97
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:48amJoe? Your on Obama’s State Run Network. Joe? Your on MessNBC. Joe? No one cares what you think. Joe? Your not good enough to carry Sarah’s Bra. Joe? You’re and Idiot.
Report Post »gmc0605
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:48amCan’t fix stupid, let him speak. The more he does the more people realize what an idiot he is. The more they attack Sarah Palin, shows really how afraid of her they really are. Mrs. Palin has more class in her small toe than this Scarborough. He must have been really ineffective as a Congressman, because I never knew he was actually in office. What a weakling…
Report Post »abc
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 4:27pmSo, by that logic, the incessant GOP attacks on Obama show how afraid they are of him and how much classier he is then those nasty Republicans. How about a few supporting facts next time? At least Scarborough pointed out the fact that she lacks the polling numbers and thus probably the votes to win, and poll after poll confirm his contention. Opinions without evidentiary support are worth less than the pixels on your monitor.
Report Post »Diamondback
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:47amSarah has sure got the progressives running around with pee-pee in their panties!
Keep on keeping on Sarah!
Scarborough is an example of why I’m getting out of the repukicrap party along with Lindsay Graham, McCain and a few others.
Looks like maybe Jeb Bush is reconsidering entering the 2012 race. I will NOT vote for another establishment Repub and will just let Obamao get reelected. IF America survives two terms with that Communist POS as POTUS, it will be stronger than ever or the American dream will die and our posterity will damn us forever.
What’s it gonna be America?
Report Post »untameable-kate
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:07pmThat is how Obama got elected in the first place. I have a child to think about, Obama CAN”T get reelected or there is no hope for America unless Republicans own congress and can stop his highness from issuing executive orders to continue bringing down our nation.
Report Post »GlennaBeck
Posted on December 1, 2010 at 6:26amThe truth of the matter is.. the Repulican women have more testies than most of the guys. I like Sarah..However I really like Michelle Bachmann.. Laura Ingraham.. Ann Coulter… Michelle Malkin.
I’m not biased.. I‘ll gladly support a man that won’t bend in the wind.
Report Post »Marylou7
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:46amWho gives a crap what Scarborough says. This man is scum and so is my RINO senator.
Report Post »NickDeringer
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:42amJoe, not sure who’s more irrelevant, you or Pee Wee Herman.
Report Post »Gonzo
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:48amLol
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {mix art}
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:02pmOuch, to compare him to Pee Wee Herman is dead on, painful yet dead on.
Report Post »randy
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:40amI’m sorry. Joe Scarborough? Should I know him?
Report Post »Ookspay
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:39amWhat a clown! Scarborough used to be a good conservative, I guess sitting next to all the libs infected him.
Report Post »HKS
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:04pmFunny how every nobody in show business is trying to ride Sarah Palen’s back to some kind of relevance. I guess it’s like the commie being cool thing. That one seems to be in trouble, so it’s put the bad mouth on Sarah and your a cool thing now. Come to think of it , they have been riding that one for two years now, I think that one is old as well. What’s next? However, on the bright side they sell a lot of books for her so maybe that’s a good thing. Maybe she should pay percentages to Letterman.
Report Post »Huckabee Gingrich 12
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 3:41pm@SPOOK
Report Post »Scarborough is still a good conservative. He’ll still be around after Gov. Palin is sent packing.
abc
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 4:22pmA good conservative is not an unthinking sycophant, but a principled individual who tests his ideas against reality to be sure that they are right and right for the country. Scarborough did attack Bush because of the President’s denial regarding Iraq and his lack of principles on fiscal discipline. Conservatives like Palin called people less American for criticizing the Presdent in such a way. Patriots should tell voters and leaders what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. In this regard, Palin is no patriot, but Joe definitely is.
sallyskull
Posted on December 1, 2010 at 8:15amABC, It is unfortunate that you have swallowed everything the MSM wants you to believe about Sarah Palin. I for one think she is propably one of the best hopes this country has for survival but would never be elected because of the smear campaign done in the media.
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {mix art}
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:39amAmercia to Scarborough – Shut up and just go away.
Report Post »grandmaof5
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:53amDitto. Life is so pleasant when MSNBC suspends their progressive puppets. I bet all five viewers missed him (is his family that big?).
Report Post »snowleopard3200 {mix art}
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:01pm@Grandmaof5
I noticed a comment today on the Blaze’s The Wire part about the ruined city of Pompeii; seems that a second part of the ruins, a garden wall has collapsed after ‘heavy rains’. And yet I keep thinking of the stories told that when Pompeii and Herculanium were initially destroyed, the people of both of the cities ignored the rumblings and small quakes coming from the great volcano just a few miles away.
It sounds to me like the volcano is waking up again. This is what I see also happening here in the country; the talking non-braniacs like Olbermann and Scarborough are distractions, micro quakes that make us uneasy, while the Wikileaks is a major rumbling…
As Beck calls it the Perfect Storm; something is about to blow, and it will only be one small event to set off the chain reaction of events.
St Helens eruption started with a mild quake, shattering a small ice shelf that slid down, and freed the cork on the side that detonated in less than 10 seconds of a firestorm and hell unleashed.
http://www.artinphoenix.com/gallery/grimm
Report Post »abc
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 4:12pmWhy should he shut up? Most of America agrees with him. Barack Obama polls higher than Sarah Palin in most states, including Alaska. She cannot win. Moreover, she is unfit to lead. She confuses North and South Korea, thinks Africa is a country and cannot find Iran on a map. Just because 30% of the GOP believes that anybody smart is untrustworthy doesn‘t mean that there isn’t a lower bound on smarts for the White House, and she is so below the line that even the uneducated masses in this country can see it. The Republican party has a rare opportunity: a second chance. Despite years of corruption and wasteful spending that makes even Democrats blush, the country is willing to go back to the wife-beater one last time. But the GOP will be squandering that chance if they do not field serious candidates that can talk facts and numbers, and can lead the US out of its funk. Reality shows, empty rhetoric and willful ignorance will only make it worse for the party and for the country.
Gonzo
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:38amHe’s the Democrats favorite Republican.
Report Post »c10win
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:47amHalf term Governor? How about half term senator… uh, present… Also wrong about needing to man up. Repubs need to woman up! Go Sarah! If they fire a shot at you, fire 5 shots back at them!
Report Post »the Life Of Reilly
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:54amSpooky Dude left a message on his phone. No more fair and balanced, you will toe the line or we will cut your neuticles off.
Report Post »George
HKS
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:55amPoor ole Joe, just doesn’t know what to do to be relevant. Keep trying Joe.
Report Post »@leftfighter
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:06pmHe’s trying to keep his job on MSNBCommie.
Report Post »DagneyT
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 12:07pmAmen. He was a RINO when he held office,and now he’s showing what we saw in him all along!
Report Post »HillBillySam1
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:16pmHe really, really loves his job at MSNBC….
Report Post »ApacheGOP
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:20pmScarborough is MSNBC’s “gaudy sideslow!’
Report Post »neversaynever
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 1:25pmI don’t like the man, but he has a point-even if taken too far. Sarah Palin cannot win a general election. She’s too polarizing and will drive the young democrats to the polls in opposition of her (thats what won BO the Presidency last election). We have a groundswell going, and in 2012 we will have the house and senate. We don’t need a polarizing republican primary and general election. If Mitt Romney were to run, he‘d get my vote because he’d pick up a lot of independant voters due to his economic experience, and I believe a representative senate and congress will be able to push the true agenda while leaving Romney to keep the look of an independant, thus giving him 2 terms and us a succesful election series across the board. Remember, this isnt just about this upcoming election, but about changing the course in which our country is being taken. If we were to elect Sarah, and even if she won, the blowback would be incredible and leaver her with just a 1 term presidency. With a Romney/Rubio ticket we can be assured to have a 2 term president with a strong VP to likely take the job afterwards. Remember how the progressives did it? Slowly moving the needle forward and taking away our fredoms? We need to slowly move that needle backwards giving the freedoms back without inciting huge riots out of the younger generation (of which I am a part) who may feel like they are losing out because of the older generation. You may not agree, but this is the smartest course of action to be taken by the Republicans to ensure we can truely take our country back!
Report Post »Konservative PUNK
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 2:43pmRubio? Come on! I voted for Rubio, and am anxious to see how he will legislate. He just got there, let him gain some experience and a track record before ushering him into the VP position.
Report Post »OHTAY
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 3:15pmIt was only a matter of time before Joe came out of the liberal closet, afterall, he does work at MSNBC.
Report Post »neversaynever
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 3:25pm@Konservative Punk….Rubio will be a VP candidate this year. He’s been named by numerous sources as at the top of a very short list of candidates.
Report Post »Huckabee Gingrich 12
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 3:34pmI’ve alway liked Scarborough. He ran for congress as a “tenth amendment” Republican. I like him even more now. He’s the only reason anybody watches MSNBC. I’m a FOXNEWS junkie, but Fox and Friends is sometimes so bloated with fluff and predictability, that I find myself watching Scarborough a lot in the mornings.
Report Post »jzs
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 3:44pmI can‘t wait to hear Sarah’s reply! She’ll slam him for sure, just like she did Barbara Bush, Karl Rove, and anyone else who criticizes her. Maybe her skin is a bit thin, but it’s fun to watch the sniping.
Report Post »101
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 7:13pmThe Blaze, Really! Who watches Scarborough who even cares what this idiot has to say? He’s a nobody!
MSNBC Attacks on Sarah Palin is it news worthy? Does this surprise you coming from a liberal? WTF!
I do not watch MSNBC I do not allow the channel on in my home, so why would I want to hear this crap on The Blaze?
If it’s something real and I mean news worthy by a prominent source, I would love to hear it. But you missed your mark on this one.
Report Post »akim
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 8:56pmPALIN WILL BE OUR NEXT PRESICENT GOD WILLING.
Its our destiny.
Report Post »lee1996
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 10:30pmYeah joe your right why would the american public actually want to vote for a candidate like sarah palin.American voters certainly dont want a president who actually might run the country the way most american people run there households. Sarah palin can win the primary and can defeat obama because nobody wants another 4 years of obama do they?
Report Post »Chicago Ray
Posted on December 1, 2010 at 9:44pmHeck Obama didn‘t even sit 100 days in the ’senate seat‘ he leapfrogged after promising the illinidiots he wouldn’t run for president IF elected to the very seat he abandoned, the one Mark Kirk just filled. Mine, the one Obama shoplifted.
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