Palin-mania, Texas-style

September 23rd, 2008 | 1 min read

The thing about Palin-mania is that it's just so much fun. Sure, it might be a bit silly and less than "mature" (said with a condescending sniff and a New England accent, for good measure), but who doesn't agree that good things in life are sometimes very silly and not very "mature"?

Here's a bit of Palin-mania coming out of the deep heart of Texas, written and performed by a good friend, Elton Bass.

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Palin-mania, Texas-style

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