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Sarah Palin and William Shatner Face Off


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Say what you will about Sarah Palin, but the former vice-presidential nominee proved on The Tonight Show Friday that she can take a joke.

After Star Trek's William Shatner offered up a dramatic reading of selection of her new book, Going Rogue, Palin dropped by — to offer her interpretation of his book, Up Till Now.

Watch both readings here.

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Reader Comments
  • Name: Paul
    Date posted: 12/15/2009 1:21:08 AM
    Hometown: New York

    Comment:

    And Palin is on The Advocate why??? Isn't her 15 minutes up yet? Even so, this isn't remotely of interest to the LGBT community, except for drag queen makeup tips - or makeup disasters; but still...

  • Name: Paul
    Date posted: 12/15/2009 1:19:52 AM
    Hometown: New York

    Comment:

    And Palin is on The Advocate why??? Isn't her 15 minutes up yet? Even so, this isn't remotely of interest to the LGBT community, except for drag queen makeup tips - or makeup disasters; but still...

  • Name: Catherine Keach
    Date posted: 12/14/2009 4:28:41 PM
    Hometown: Santa Cruz

    Comment:

    Yeah, Tina Fey was so good as Palin I can't tell the difference anymore either. Life and Art at its best. And William Shatner, who has played both good and evil Kirk has that special insight to tell us all the difference; or maybe that was Spock? If Amy Poehler or SNL shows up at Palin booksignings we're in big trouble.

  • Name: Yep
    Date posted: 12/14/2009 11:56:47 AM
    Hometown: That's me

    Comment:

    Was that Sarah Palin or Tina Fei? I can't tell the two apart anymore

  • Name: Andrew
    Date posted: 12/14/2009 5:13:25 AM
    Hometown: Iowa City

    Comment:

    I can take a joke well too...doesn't mean I'd make a good president. The problem is I still think Sarah Palin is joking when she starts talking about foriegn policy. Or perhaps I'm only praying she is.

  • Name: Steve
    Date posted: 12/14/2009 1:16:08 AM
    Hometown: Chicago

    Comment:

    I have to say I always find it a little interesting everytime someone clicks on an article that has the name "Sarah Palin" in the headline and then they ask: "why are people paying so much attention to her!?" LOL --- geez, isn't it apparent that you are the one in the position to answer that question?

  • Name: Kevin
    Date posted: 12/14/2009 1:08:47 AM
    Hometown: Ft. Myers

    Comment:

    She really is so stupid, lol.

  • Name: Brian
    Date posted: 12/14/2009 12:19:56 AM
    Hometown: Washington D.C.

    Comment:

    why is this woman always in the news? i mean, we get it: she's an entertaining, folksy, quasi-politican. but come on, what's the point?



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