Will Ferrell, as George Bush, Endorses Tina Fey in the "Bummer Free Zone"

George Bush endorses Sarah Palin for the office of vice president, the most important office in the land.

As we all know, the vice president decides when we go to war, how we tax the citizens and how we tax the citizens, and how we interpret the Constitution…

Don't forget, the president can do nothing without checking with the vice president. It's right there in the Constitution.

According to the vice president, at least.

Is There a Fey Effect?

Following up on Sarah Palin's ratings-grabbing SNL appearance, CNN has a report on what's being called The Fey Effect, a phenomenon whereby Tina Fey's startlingly accurate impression of Palin actually costs the GOP ticket votes…

Well, that's certainly unfair. I mean, if not for Tina Fey, America would surely see Sarah Palin as a sharp, experienced, well-spoken, non-polarizing person.

So when the Obama administration forces your kids to read The Communist Manifesto in NAMBLA class at their Madrassa, remember to blame Tina Fey.

Sarah Palin Watches Tina Fey on Saturday Night Live

Alec Baldwin must have been in liberal heaven getting to say his liberally liberalness to "that horrible woman's" face.

I'll have to take Baldwin's word for it that Palin is the hotter of the two. Then again, I don't think Larry Flynt ever made a porno about Tina Fey.

Later in the show, Sarah Palin refuses to work and let's the 9 month pregnant Amy Poehler fill in for her.

Oh, and just so there's no confusion, SNL head writer Seth Meyers was laughing at Palin, not with her.

Sarah Palin Preps for Saturday Night Live, Sort Of

In an shocking and uncharacteristic move, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is going into a big challenging endeavor without any knowledge of the job…

Sarah Palin discussed her upcoming "Saturday Night Live" appearance on Friday, telling Neal Boortz in a radio interview that she does not know what the late-night sketch comedy show has lined up for her while adding that it is a chance to "rise above the political shots that we take."

"I haven't seen a script — not at all. They haven't even hinted about what that script is going to say," said Palin.

"But you know," she said, "I just want to be there to show Americans that we will rise above the political shots that we take because we're in this serious business for serious challenges that are facing the good American people right now. That's why we're campaigning hard. That's why we're working hard."

Asked if she is going to play Tina Fey, the actress who has been skewering the Alaska governor's debate performances and television interviews, Palin said, "I should. That's a good idea."

She then added: "Oh, I don't know what they have lined up."

Hopefully they'll just let her improvise, on account of she's so doggone good at that and it'll work to shore up the laughs and help her performance with the laughs by shorin' everything up and in addition to health care and laughs, of course comedy also too.

Tina Fey Returns as Sarah Palin to Debate Queen Latifah on Saturday Night Live

If you were like me, you spent most of yesterday trying to guess whether or not SNL would put Kenan Thompson in drag last night to play Gwen Ifill. Also, if you were like me you were very relieved to see that the role was instead ably handled by Queen Latifah.

Did you think that was funny? Well you're wrong, because according to Sarah Palin, Tina Fey and Queen Latifah are both going to Hell.