A Fitting End to Sarah Palin’s Career at Fox: Irrelevancy!

As referenced in my post yesterday, Sarah Palin’s contract with Fox has NOT been renewed. In checking the last interviews she gave on Fox, it appears her last interview occurred on Dec. 20th. “Irrelevancy” was the topic of discussion. She was disparaging the President, once again, and suggesting that it was foolish for Time Magazine to chose the President of the United States, who had just been elected to a second term by the majority of Americans, as on of the most influential people in the world. To support her argument, she used herself as an example of people Time may have identified in the past, but are no longer relevant or influential. Here is the quote:

“But Time magazine, you know, I think there’s some irrelevancy there, to tell you the truth. I mean, consider their list of the most influential people in the country and in the world, some who have made that list — yours truly! That ought to tell you something right there regarding the credence that we should give Time magazine and their list of people.”

Now that Palin will no longer be speaking on Fox, it’s true she is no longer relevant. President Obama can call a press conference any time of the day or night and have representatives of every news agency in the country in attendance within minutes. Palin seems to miss the critical consideration…the year that Time Magazine chose the most influential people. Palin was chosen in 2009, and Obama was chosen , again, after he was reelected. President Obama continues to be one of the most influential people of our time. Sarah Palin, if she was ever influential, her time just ran out. She should do as Barbara Bush said, and go back to Alaska, and stay there.