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Caribou Barbie Gets A New Accessory

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Oh, yes she did:

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is rumbling into the parking lot of the Pentagon on the back of a motorcycle as she starts an East Coast bus tour.

Wearing black from head to toe, the Republicans' 2008 vice presidential nominee stopped at a thousands-strong motorcycle ride from the Pentagon to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Palin, who is considering a White House run, was joined by her family.

Palin chatted with other motorcyclists and joked about how warm she is in her leather jacket. Temperatures in Washington are expected to climb near 90 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday.

Jesus what a poseur. She is just as fake and awful on a motorcycle as when she shoots a gun or fishes. If this is how she defines "real American," she's about as real an American as John Kerry or Andy Warhol.
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