Palin would be honored to have a spot in the Obama Administration (democrat, Republican)
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The Alaska governor said in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer that she would be willing to help if Obama asked her for assistance on some of the issues she highlighted during this year's campaign, such as energy or services for special-needs children.
Ha. She's adorable. There's this special needs bagger at my grocery store. Every time I go in he offers to get my car and drive it up to the front of the store for me. I smile and say, "Thanks for the offer, Rob". Yeah. It's like that. *sigh*
If she believe the lies she told about Obama during the campaign, I find it hard to imagine that she would be willing to work for him. Would she really want to pal around with someone who pals around with . . .
Thank you! She's a joke and should stay in the Alaskan wilderness.
Palin did nothing towards uniting the country, just the opposite.
The majority of AMericans showed Obama that they didn't like Palin.
He would be a fool, and he isn't, to give that wacky joke of a human a job.
Yes, yes, yes , she knows how to save caribou and get stuff for her own special needs child but Obama knows there are a few intelligent, capable, moderate, well read Republicans to pick from if he wants to see that as unifying the country.
Palin should stick to caribou....it's the only thing she can do well.
In one of her many interviews this week when asked specifically; "Do you think President-elect Obama is qualified to be CIC?" She hemmed and hawed and said something to the effect of "only if he surrounds himself with the "right" people. (she did NOT say who she thought might be the right people, mayber her). When asked in a follow up; "So, you're saying that President elect Obama is NOT qualified to be CIC?" She said, "oh, no" then repeated the same BS line as before.
In one of her many interviews this week when asked specifically; "Do you think President-elect Obama is qualified to be CIC?" She hemmed and hawed and said something to the effect of "only if he surrounds himself with the "right" people. (she did NOT say who she thought might be the right people, mayber her). When asked in a follow up; "So, you're saying that President elect Obama is NOT qualified to be CIC?" She said, "oh, no" then repeated the same BS line as before.
Is her 15 minutes up yet?
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Why are they asking HER this question? She wasn't even qualified for the VP spot. So how can she began to answer that question?......She's a joke.
I doubt she would be offered a position and if she were she should not take it. Sarah Palin does not have the welfare/entitlement/you owe me/wealth redistribution attitude that will be so essential to working in an Obama administration. I suspect Sarah and Todd Palin would take their commercial fishing boat out in the worst weather imaginable to try to earn money by bringing in a good catch before they would sit there with their hands out expecting someone to give them Free Stuff.
I doubt she would be offered a position and if she were she should not take it. Sarah Palin does not have the welfare/entitlement/you owe me/wealth redistribution attitude that will be so essential to working in an Obama administration. I suspect Sarah and Todd Palin would take their commercial fishing boat out in the worst weather imaginable to try to earn money by bringing in a good catch before they would sit there with their hands out expecting someone to give them Free Stuff.
*sigh*....I give up.
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