This was an instant classic from Keith tonight on Countdown.

Speaking of maverick mini-me herself, I'm heading to the LA County Palin rally tomorrow (you can follow my Twitter updates of the event HERE.) Can't wait to see the magic happen in person! While there, I'll be stopping by the pro-Obama protest and the California Democratic Party's giant screen of questions for Palin. Not surprisingly, it's being freeped, apparently one submission ended with "Reps rule, Dems drool!" You can submit your own HERE.

Last but not least, I can't wait to see the plane fly overhead (it'll be circling for several hours, actually) with the banner reading the winning message from the Courage Campaign's contest this week: "Sarah Palin, Thanks But No Thanks: "No" on Prop 4!"

Robert Cruikshank at calitics elaborates on the significance of the message:

The Courage Campaign is going to greet her with an airplane banner over the Home Depot Center tomorrow that will read "Sarah Palin, Thanks But No Thanks: No on Prop 4!" Proposition 4 is the return of parental notification, and Californians deserve to know what Palin's stance is on Prop 4 and parental notification. In her interview with Katie Couric:

Katie Couric, CBS News: "If a 15-year-old is raped by her father, you believe it should be illegal for her to get an abortion. Why?"

Governor Sarah Palin: "I am pro-life. And I'm unapologetic about my position..."

In 2007 the Alaska Supreme Court declared a parental consent law as unconstitutional, a decision Palin called "outrageous." Her response was to appoint another conservative to the court, giving it a conservative majority.

Californians need to know that Prop 4 is an attempt by social conservatives like Sarah Palin to write their extremist beliefs into our state's laws. Especially as Prop 4 holds a narrow lead in the polls, it is important that Californians are educated about Prop 4's Palin-esque goals.

This is our way of getting word out that Proposition 4 is just the sort of thing Sarah Palin would approve of. No on 4! For a sense of the other side of the issue, you can view their disturbing new ad HERE.

(disclosure: I do work for the Courage Campaign)