Sarah Palin critical of the Pope for not being enough of an extremist nutjob

[craig1]

Indy article

All he needs to do now is to say that people who screw over others purely to make extra profit are not following Christian principles and he'll be permanently banned from the US.

[doodab]

If Sarah Palin's this shocked by Pope Francis, she'll be catatonic when she finally gets round to reading about Jesus in the New Testament.

[russell]

Indy article

All he needs to do now is to say that people who screw over others purely to make extra profit are not following Christian principles and he'll be permanently banned from the US.

Thanks god for Sarah Palin, she made sure the US has their first black president.

[Hardgraft]

Thanks god for Sarah Palin, she made sure the US has their first black president.

Amen to that. She really is a cretin.

[Mich the Tester]

Amen to that. She really is a cretin.

I believe there was a porn film made about her, and that the 'actress' is significantly more intelligent than the character she played.

[DirtyDog]

I believe there was a porn film made about her, and that the 'actress' is significantly more intelligent than the character she played.

Drill baby, drill

[NickFitz]

I believe there was a porn film made about her, and that the 'actress' is significantly more intelligent than the character she played.

Who's Nailin' Paylin?

[OwlHoot]

If Sarah Palin's this shocked by Pope Francis, she'll be catatonic when she finally gets round to reading about Jesus in the New Testament.

A lot of American fundamentalists are astoundingly ignorant of most of the Bible. Incredible as it sounds, and despite thumping it, they don't seem to read much if any of it!

I got talking to one young American fundie missionary outside a church in Camden a year or two ago, and he hadn't actually heard of the parables (I think I remembered that right - He certainly hadn't read any.)

[DirtyDog]

Who's Nailin' Paylin?

Faux News

[vetran]

Faux News

bad reviews

The film has not generated a positive review from print critics. Critic John Patterson of The Guardian says that "the script's literary values are close to nil, and its political jabs... are often [close] to infantile."[26] Patterson's review also cites "ridiculous dialogue" such as "Drill, baby, drill!" and "I'm speaking in tongues!"[26]

laughing all the way through the wiki page.