Palin makes me want to dance.
Don’t have enough time to do anything but read all the comments (y’all are on fire) and make this:

Just to show how big an internet/blog dork I am, when my chemistry professor walked in the room today, I half-expected him to say, “So how ’bout that Palin!? WOOOOO!!!” He did not. I was deflated.
I forget that not everyone pays attention or even gives a tiny little shit. I overheard two students in the row in front of me, who looked about 20 years old, and one of whom asked the other, “Are you watching the politics?”, and the other answered, “Nah, that shit is boring,” to which the first replied, “Yeah, it’s totally gay but my mom is all excited. Lame! Heh heh.”
Morons.
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Also - a few weeks ago, I’d decided I didn’t give a shit, either, and that I wasn’t going to vote for McCain. Since Friday, as I’ve frantically posted several times, I’m voting ALL OVER HIM because of Palin. Regular commenter MightySamurai gives a good summation of why lots of people are probably (I hope) going to do the same thing now.
Most of you probably know me as one of the more vocal detractors of Senator John McCain on this blog. I had a laundry list of complaints against him (and I mean, literally, I actually wrote them all down one time) and I made no secret of the fact that I did not support him and would not be voting for him.
But in light of McCain’s selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate, I’d like to take this opportunity to say…..I was wrong.
I thought John McCain (and the Republican Party in general) had totally abandoned conservatism. I thought McCain was a liberal Republican with no respect or regard for the conservative base and would “throw us under the bus” if he were elected President. And I was sure that the final proof of that would be when he inevitably chose a very liberal Republican (or worse, an actual Democrat) as his running mate. But I was wrong.
John McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin as his VP nominee has made it clear that he DOES have some loyalty to the conservative base. By nominating a strong, well-spoken, accomplished, highly conservative running mate, John McCain has reassured us all that in fact he DOES, in fact, lend an ear to conservative concerns. Not only that, he’s united the conservative base, ended the infighting on the right, and driven the left absolutely bonkers with rage, exposing them for the hateful bigots and hypocrites they are.
He’s also managed to do what I once thought to be nigh impossible. By nominating Sarah Palin, John McCain has made conservatism popular again. He’s shown that when Republicans act like Republicans instead of acting like Democrats, people will support them again. He’s proven to the Republican Party that if they only start actually acting like conservatives again, conservatives will rally around them again like we used to.
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, by nominating Palin as VP McCain has elevated a solid conservative politician to the national stage. Whether McCain wins or loses this election, expect to see Sarah Palin around for a while. Perhaps even as the Republican Presidential candidate in 2012 or 2015.
Bam.
UPDATE:
We have a new upstart in the sport of demotivators! Basically if it makes me laugh out loud, I will re-post it. This one made me LOL - it sure did - because he nailed the accent somehow. By The Watcher:

























