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Another silly myth. Sarah's pretty much persona non grata in Alaska these days aside from a few recent transplants...partisanship has nothing at all to do with it. Selling out our state for personal gain has everything to do with it.
I've been knowing about Obama for quite some time...notice my location. I've followed his career since he was an Illinois State Senator, and met him when he was our United States Senator. When people say that he's ignorant, arrogant and can't speak without a teleprompter, I have to roll in the floor laughing. His mentor back then was Senator Paul Simon, a man who was regularly voted most respected in the U.S. Senate. His deliberation and self-deprecating humor are a refreshing change from a hot dog rich boy who swaggered like John Wayne with hemorrhoids and whose itchy trigger finger has screwed us well and royally. Sorry if he isn't your cup of tea, but millions of us can see the man inside the suit, and respect him. God bless him for giving the order to make a quick, Israeli-style operation instead of wasting the lives of our children as wantonly as Bush did. As Jesus said, "There are none so blind as those who will not see." He'd be talking to you.
How did you feel when Obama said he "hit the wrong button" in votes five or, six times???
I'll say one thing for her, at least this ignorant delusional hillbilly is consistent.
In remarks about Osama bin Laden, Sarah Palin omits Obama's name - latimes.com (http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-palin-bin-laden-remarks-20110503,0,4220829.story - broken link)
She can't show her ignorance anymore than she already has, she's just a washed up wannabe.
Obsession? Fear? Who knows for sure. She said what needed to be said. Obama can't even give a shout out to Bush, someone has to.
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