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Published 16:02 20 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 22:22 20 Jan 2016 GMT

Any sane person of remotely sound mind would of course dismiss the pair as a couple of clowns, but sadly there's enough spectacular morons out there to take the Axis of Inanity very seriously. It's got to the point where anyone who shouts out random words like 'guns' and 'freedom' gets a standing ovation.
That's kind of what Palin did in her shouty nonsensical endorsement speech for Trump. Instead of using a sequence of words to make a sentence, the former Governor of Alaska did away with convention and started ad-libbing a weird new scat-language of Republican buzzwords.
We can't make out precisely what she's banging on about, but there's definitely something in there about 'guns' and 'religion' and 'clingers' in there - the latter of which doesn't sound at all hygienic.
Palin's hard and fast use of the English lexicon may have impressed Trump and his halfwit supporters, but to the rest of the world is was a scattergun mouth-off ripe for the right royal p*sstaking.
https://twitter.com/tahiramirza1/status/689805818670243840
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There were comparisons to Iggy Azalea, including a brilliant dub...
https://twitter.com/elenacresci/status/689777424209481728
https://twitter.com/josefoshea/status/689779916473237504
And of course the inevitable remixes...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykthgk4sitg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4aJwtyrVzM
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