Everyone seems to be having fun at Sarah Palin's expense these days -- even Sarah Palin herself. After being caught reading notes off of her hand during a speech over the weekend, the former Alaska Governor decided to get in on the act and write "hi, mom" on her hand before making an appearance in support of Texas Governor Rick Perry on Monday.
The White House is usually a pretty serious place, but press secretary Robert Gibbs even took a moment during his morning press conference to show off the writing on his hand -- it contained such words as "hope," "change," "eggs," and "milk."
You can look at Gibbs' actions either as a well-placed joke or an obvious political attempt to undermine Palin as a serious 2012 Presidential candidate. The former Vice-Presidential candidate has been working recently as a correspondent on Fox News.
What do you think about the hand-writing controversy? Feel free to share your thoughts and comments below and stay tuned for more coverage.
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she is a hallow shell... really hallow shell... she looks good and talks good .. she needs a TelePrompter and someone with big brains like OBAMA writes and she read them.... she just needs cash! I ask OBAMA give her a petty job to read teleprompter and she gets cash and she will be ok...by the way since she loves to dress, Michelle obama can give her the old cloths she has to wear..
Why so threatened by Sarah? Why make fun of her? Ahhh...you know why! Keep flapping you jaw and see who has the last laugh!
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