Sarah Palin Shrieks at the Sight of Keith Olbermann

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Alaska Governor Sarah Palin would have never made it as far as she has without her intrinsic ability to sniff out evil anywhere it lurks. That's right folks, approach Palin without being properly de-witched, and she'll run shrieking in the other direction.

At least that's what happened when Palin was confronted with a photo of notoriously pro-witch MSNBC host Keith Olbermann. This according to conservative blowhard John Ziegler, who interviewed her for a raving conspiracy film.

Quoth Ziegler...

When she looked at the back cover of my first film (Blocking the Path to 9/11) and saw the photo of one of the film's targets, Keith Olbermann, she literally let out a shriek and, pointing to his photograph, declared, "THAT guy is EVIL!"

While we at Political Machine have already marveled at how Ziegler's interview unearthed Palin's bizarre obsession with Caroline Kennedy, (not to mention her apparent disdain for bloggers, *sniff*) this shriek may have revealed the biggest bombshell of them all...

All this time, Palin's been watching MSNBC.

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Filed Under: Republicans, Religion, Humor, Media, Sarah Palin

Tagged: Alaska, How Obama Got Elected, HowObamaGotElected, John Ziegler, Keith Olbermann, msnbc, Sarah Palin, SarahPalin, Witchcraft

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