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Exclusive: <i>MAD</i> Magazine's Election Coverage, Sarah Palin Edition

The usual gang of idiots over at MAD Magazine have once again offered Huffington Post readers the first look at some of their political coverage from the new issue.
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The usual gang of idiots over at MAD Magazine have once again offered Huffington Post readers the first look at some of their political coverage from the issue that hits stands October 14th.

Last month they gave us a look at movie posters featuring Obama and McCain, but this time they've set their sights squarely on Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Just in time for her speech at the RNC, Sarah Palin is laughed at by the editors of MAD and the readers of Huffington Post:

(picture courtesy of DC Comics and MAD Magazine)

Be sure to check out the fine print on the posters. It's all a disgustingly accurate laugh-riot.

(Bryan Young is the Producer of "Killer at Large" and writes daily about comic books at Big Shiny Robot!)

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