DUH!

As if we needed more proof that Sarah Palin is not qualified for the White House!

And yet she always provides us with more.

It's the gift that keeps on giving!

Watch Sexy Sarah's geographical mistake with Fox News' Sean Hannity (above)!

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After the arrest of his daughter, Alexandra, Senator John Kerry released a statement regarding the incident in which she was booked for a possible DUI!

His spokeswoman, Jodi Seth, says:

"Alexandra Kerry was pulled over for an expired registration and was released after the results of a breathalyzer test at the police station were under the legal limit. Senator Kerry supports his daughter and will have no further comment on a private matter."

Guess his disappointment is for family ears only!

According to Police Sgt. Enrique Mendoza, Alexandra was pulled over by officers "for a DUI investigation" and "identified herself as Sen. Kerry's daughter."

Daddy can't get you outta this one!!!

[Image via WENN.]

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J.K. Rowling is using her massive influence in the political sphere!

The Harry Potter scribe has become the face of Labour's "working class heroes" in a new campaign to win back voters.

Rowling's rise to fame from nothing demonstrates true “Brit grit” as she “opened rejection letters from her bedsit in Edinburgh with the dream of bringing the pleasure of reading to children."

The author has been a longtime supporter of the Labour party and feels that the county would best be served by their ideals!

Either way, she is quite the inspiration!

[Image via WENN.]

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Daddy's going to be mad about this one!

Senator John Kerry's daughter was just busted earlier this morning on suspicion of DUI!!!

Alexandra Forbes Kerry was pulled over for a traffic stop in Hollywood at around 12:40am after the 36-year-old apparently violated a traffic law.

The cops then did a field sobriety test and it appeared she was under the influence, so they arrested her. However, when asked if she wanted to take a preliminary alcohol screening test, she refused.

NOT a good sign.

The cops then took her to the station and conducted a formal blood alcohol test, which showed she was at .06, below the California legal limit of .08.

Kerry was booked at LAPD's Hollywood station and released at 5:25am today.

Lucky break for Kerry!

[Image via AP Images.]

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Sarah Palin is seeing red and it has everything to do with this latest photo.

Newsweek has placed Palin on its cover sporting some tiny running shorts and a tight red top. The photo was actually taken by photographer Brian Adams for Runner's World and was published this past August.

But Palin's clearly upset that Newsweek decided to publish the shots, calling the cover sexist.

She's especially upset that it was published without permission and against the contract which stated the photos were under embargo for one year following publication. So they wouldn't be able to get published until August 2010.

Palin took to her Facebook account and wrote the following:

The choice of photo for the cover of this week's Newsweek is unfortunate. When it comes to Sarah Palin, this "news" magazine has relished focusing on the irrelevant rather than the relevant. The Runner's World magazine one-page profile for which this photo was taken was all about health and fitness - a subject to which I am devoted and which is critically important to this nation. The out-of-context Newsweek approach is sexist and oh-so-expected by now. If anyone can learn anything from it: it shows why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, gender, or color of skin. The media will do anything to draw attention - even if out of context.

A rep for Runner's World reveals, "Runner's World did not provide Newsweek with its cover image. It was provided to Newsweek by the photographer's stock agency, without Runner's World's knowledge or permission."

As for Newsweek, their spokesperson admits, "We purchased the photo from an agency and were not aware of any issues with it."

So the question still remains, who sold the photo and was the contract violated?

But please, we don't buy that Palin's upset over the cover. We hate admitting this, but we bet she knows she looks hot in that photo!

The photo might be out of context, but do U really think it's sexist?

[Image via Newsweek Runner's World.]

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As surprising as Lou Dobbs' resignation was from CNN, his reasoning is even more shocking!

The CNN anchor claims that as soon as President Obama was elected, advocacy journalism was no longer on top and his ratings began to fall. He believes that after the election there was a tonal change in the air on CNN.

"You know, I discern more of a difference between then, which was under the Bush administration whom I was criticizing, and now, when it is the Obama administration and an entirely different tone was taken," said Dobbs.

Although he never heard from CNN execs that he was making the network look bad, he left because he could no longer deal with the network's push to avoid anchor opinions during prime time.

But, we haven't seen the last of him!

"I'm going to remain - I can guarantee you 100 percent - I'm going to remain in the in the public arena," he continued.

Oh goody!

[Image via WENN.]

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This is unacceptable!

One in seven Americans struggles to get enough to eat, the government reported on Monday, and more than a third go hungry from time to time — the highest levels since the "food security" report began in 1995.

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In her 413-page excuse for validity, Going Rogue, Sarah Palin criticizes CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric over their infamous 2008 interview.

Palin claims that McCain campaign aide Nicolle Wallace encouraged the interview and told her how much Katie admired her. It was introduced as a favor to Couric, who had low ratings and suffered from low self-esteem. Palin even began to "feel sorry" for the multi-millionaire news anchor.

Bitch, please! As if Katie Couric would have her on to give a self-esteem pep talk!!!

Sexy Sarah claims that Katie surprised her by acting condescending, biased and "badgering."

If she thinks that is bad, how was she gonna handle world leaders?!

In the book, Palin accused Couric of airing "gotcha" moments and editing out the more substantial remarks. Not to mention, going much easier on rival Joe Biden.

Or could it just be that he was prepared for the interview?! It's not like they had a conversation about ponies or anything!

But, Palin wants round 2!

"If I get the opportunity, I'd be thrilled to talk to her again," she said.

Would U watch them go at it?!

[Image via WENN.]

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Wow!

Lou Dobbs, who has been at CNN since it's inception, is leaving the network! The controversial news anchor said that “some leaders in media, politics and business have been urging me to go beyond the role here at CNN and to engage in constructive problem solving as well as to contribute positively to the great understanding of the issues of our day.”

Dobbs hasn't revealed where he's headed yet but he's considering "a number of directions and options." His contract was renewed through 2011, but CNN has let him out of it early.

Dobbs is well-known for his anti-illegal immigration standpoint and spoke many times of the "conspiracy" that President Obama is not an actual US citizen.

He also provoked a protest this year by different Hispanic groups who complained that CNN allowed Dobbs "to spread lies and misinformation about us each night." Consequently the advocacy group Presente.org, who requested that Dobbs was fired, are considering his latest move a "victory."

Though it's being denied that he ever had talks with the Fox News network, we're sure it's one of his many options.

It's probably where you belong, Lou!

[Image via Carrie Devorah / WENN.]

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