Her comment was spot on, especially as it refers to Obama’s contention that we must “make sure we aren’t buried under a mountain of debt.”
“I’m well, but there's plenty of Americans aren’t. we require jobs. what are we going to do about jobs?” Greta asked Sarah. “Do you have an idea that’s any way different from what the president said last night because we’re looking for all options?”
sarah spoke with Fox News host Greta Van Susteren on the show On the Record yesterday.
“Well, speaking of last night, that was a hard speech to must sit through and kind of try to stomach because the president is so off base in his ideas on the way it is that we believes the government is going to generate jobs,” Sarah said. “Obviously, government growth won’t generate any jobs. It’s the private sector that can generate the jobs.”
It was a excellent one. I wish I had thought of it, myself.
Is she trying to persuade people that we aren’t already buried under a mountain of debt? WTF, indeed.
Her enemies at Media Matters, Huffington Post, ABC, the Washington Post, USA Today, Politico & more have jumped on the WTF tale. Commenters are attacking her for her “incivility”.
But when I think of it in terms of her status as a feasible candidate for President —I cringe. When I listen to her say “lamestream media” as a feasible candidate for President —I cringe. When I think of her starring in her own reality t.v. show as a feasible candidate for President —I cringe. All of those things, in & of themselves, are fine. More power to her. But I must query myself —Are those things Presidential?
Obviously, Palin haters are going to assault her no matter what she says or does. But if she’s serious about walking for President, she shouldn’t be giving them the ammo.
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