Sarah Palin's speech to the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville caused a bit of a stir over the weekend because Palin, who was critical of Barack Obama's use of a TelePrompTer, had visible notes on her hand. (Why Palin didn't use a wrist coach like the ones rookie quarterbacks use is beyond me.)
Palin also defended Rush Limbaugh in his mini-flare up with the White House over the use of the word "retard."
On Monday, Stephen Colbert summed up the Fox News contributor's week like this:
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