Yesterday the parody site Someecards.com rounded up some of the more sober reactions to Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump, which, of course, was such a transcendent parody in itself, it elevated Trump-Palin's act to pure awesomeness. You can see all the reactions here; I have culled but a few of the finer ones.
The last I've selected comes from the theologically contemplative Albert Brooks, perhaps the funniest creature on earth -- excepting, naturally, Sarah Palin:
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I'm still discerning -- rather, trying to discern -- what possible benefit to Trump is the endorsement of a shrieking parody whose last-known favorability rating among Republicans was a withered 27 percent, which essentially overlaps Trump's preexisting support. Endorsement-prevention -- from its going to Ted Cruz -- was, one supposes, The Donald's thinking. Still, Palin's endorsement is of no real electoral benefit to Trump in Iowa's contest, and it would be yet another massive electoral demerit in the general. The Democratic nominee would hang Sarah Palin around Donald Trump's neck like the poisonous albatross she is. Just let us pray he gets far enough for us to enjoy that.