By GottaLaff
When First Dude Todd gets steamed, does that make him a Hot Toddy? Just askin'.
Apparently, the Alaska governor is greatly amused by the funny Web sites (with the exception of the X-rated ones) and loves seeing all the Joe the Plumber-type supporters at rallies sporting various versions of ''Sarah Palin is HOT!'' T-shirts.
While the GOP veepster nominee thinks it's all harmless, a source high up in the McCain campaign tells me that's not the case as far as her husband and father are concerned.
Let's recap: IWRC* and her $150,000 ego are eating it up, despite the fact that her "guy" is seeing red. How supportive and wifey of her. Why, the words "diva" and "out for herself" might even cross one's mind.
''Todd [Palin] is increasingly irritated by it all. He's a very possessive guy and totally old-fashioned and traditional when it comes to his relationship with his wife, whom he adores,'' said my source in John McCain-Palin campaign.
Do I sense a spat coming on?
''At a rally in Pennsylvania the other day, he left the stage right before Sarah's speech -- ostensibly to deal with an issue regarding their baby,'' said the source. ''But actually, he was P.O.'ed about a couple of T-shirts and signs he saw in the crowd.''
What, "I want to do your wife" and "Got MILF?" tees don't appeal to him?
Reportedly, Alaska's ''First Dude'' told a campaign aide, ''She's running for vice president of the United States. ... Even though these guys are in our corner, don't they see this belittles her?''
As for Gov. Palin's father, Chuck Heath, his displeasure about the racy T-shirts was nothing compared to his reaction when someone made the mistake of showing Heath one of the sexy videos (featuring a faux Palin) on YouTube.
I'm fairly confident that "Nailin' Palin" isn't something a father would appreciate, no.
On the other hand, IWRC is clearly not hiding the fact that she's into it, and she doesn't exactly go out of her way to downplay her beauty pageant looks. It looks like poor ol' First Dude's going to have to accept this as a fact of life for awhile.
Either that or spend a lot more time off stage "dealing with baby issues."
H/t:
Dependable Renegade*"In What Respect, Charlie?"