I dont' think so...
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Resounding applause, what else? The SNL audience will laugh at her (and her incompetence) week in and week out, but as soon as she shows up they'll greet her like a celebrity. Sheep.

If only we would have seen this funny mccain instead of grumpy mccain at the debate maybe he would have scored some points out of it...

Seriously? The reason they're laughing at Sarah Palin isn't because they hate her its because the jokes about her are funny. People laughed when they made fun of Mark Wahlberg last week and if he showed up they'd give him an applause too. Just because you're cracking jokes about someone doesn't mean you're going to boo them when they get on stage. If anything, you'd be impressed with how well they can take a joke.

I thought McCain was great.I'm going Obama but this cracked me up.

Gotta give equal time to Obama:

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That's not how that Flyers crowd greeted her.

McCain won that one.

Too bad it doesn't count.

Since the NY crowd can sometimes be smartasses, I wouldn't be surprised that she's booed out of the building. Everyone saw what Philly did to her last week at the Flyers game.

What this show really needs is for there to be Presidential elections each year.

I'm sure NBC is has something that attendees can't boo or something.. there's no way she'll be booed off, and it's not because NY people are pansies.

In their defense, this was the outfit she was wearing:

Good thing for her it wasn't Free Battery Night.

Hopefully this will put the final nail in her campaign coffin.

So anyone watch it last night?

McFly...what a fitting user name.

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/tv-talk/541...-wahlberg.html

http://www.thrfeed.com/2008/10/sarah-palins-sn.html

Sarah Palin's visit to "Saturday Night Live" drew the show's highest overnight rating in 14 years.

Although it wouldn't surprise me if many Americans made their electoral choices based on satirical SNL skits.

I'm voting for Tim Calhoun of the Write-in Party.