SNL’s Latest Palin Rendition:
VP Debate with ‘Sen. Joe Biden’

By Dillon MacRae | Posted Sunday, October 5, 2008, 11:15 am

In what has become a satirical sensation, Saturday Night Live viewers expecting to be entertained once again by the show’s characterization of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin were not disappointed last night.

Tina Fey returned for the third time as Gov. Palin — this time facing off against Jason Sudeikis as U.S. Sen. Joe Biden in a spoof of Thursday’s vice-presidential debate. Queen Latifah more than held her own as debate moderator Gwen Ifill of PBS.

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While we’re on the topic of Sarah Palin’s debate techniques, here’s a brilliantly amusing flow chart developed by blogger Aden Nak. It’s also available on gear ranging from coffee mugs, T-shirts and more.

(Click chart for larger view)Sarah Palin debate flow chart (courtesy of www.adennak.com)


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  1. Former RepublicanNo Gravatar said on Monday, October 6, 2008 at 4:01 pm:

    LOL — the flow chart is priceless! It so captures her in that debate. And the SNL skit — Tina Fey nailed it. Loved the part when she started playing the flute. And Queen Latiffa playing Gwen Ifill — it was pitch perfect.

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