Viral Sarah Palin Cartoons
Going Like Sixty — September 15, 2008 — Social Good
References: cartoonstock & lasvegassun
Sarah Palin stormed from the North slope of Alaska like Hurricane Gustav, Hurricane Hannah, and Hurricane Ike stormed the southern U.S.
Sarah Palin is a force that has injected new life into politics, especially Republican politics as these cartoons illustrate.
Sarah Palin’s eyeglasses, her shoes, her guns and her moose-dressing were all part of the Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton parody that lead Saturday Night Live to the biggest season opener in 7 years.
While media pundits try to track down Sarah Palin’s politics, the public just wants to know about her personal life. From oil-worker husband, Todd Palin, to teen-pregnant, Bristol Palin, to Downs Syndrome baby Trigg.
We want to know more about the Hockey Mom with lipstick.
Sarah Palin is a force that has injected new life into politics, especially Republican politics as these cartoons illustrate.
Sarah Palin’s eyeglasses, her shoes, her guns and her moose-dressing were all part of the Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton parody that lead Saturday Night Live to the biggest season opener in 7 years.
While media pundits try to track down Sarah Palin’s politics, the public just wants to know about her personal life. From oil-worker husband, Todd Palin, to teen-pregnant, Bristol Palin, to Downs Syndrome baby Trigg.
We want to know more about the Hockey Mom with lipstick.
Trend Themes
1. Politician Parody - The popularity of political parodies, such as those featuring Sarah Palin, offer an opportunity to create disruptive innovation in the entertainment industry.
2. Interest in Personal Lives of Public Figures - The public's fascination with the personal lives of public figures creates an opportunity for innovation in media and journalism.
3. Rising Star Power - The emergence of Sarah Palin as a political star suggests a trend towards outsider candidates and a potential opportunity to disrupt traditional party politics.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The large audience for political parodies suggests room for innovation in entertainment media.
2. Media - The public's interest in personal details of public figures creates a market for disruptive innovation in media.
3. Politics - Sarah Palin's emergence presents an opportunity to disrupt traditional party politics and indicates a trend towards outsider candidates.
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