Posted on 10/03/2008 10:20:53 AM PDT by Federalist Patriot
Speaking to Fox News' Carl Cameron, Gov. Sarah Palin said that some of the things Barack Obama has said about U.S. Forces in Afghanistan "air-raiding villages and killing civilians," would - where she is from - "disqualify" Obama from being Commander-in-Chief. She also talked about her frustration with "gotcha" interviews, such as the one she did with CBS News' Katie Couric. . . . . . (Watch Video)
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Yeah, when was the last “gotcha” question posed to Obama?
They were really stupid questions Couric asked. It was all civics and voting records crap, nothing about what they want to do.
I love this woman. She is almost too good to be true.
If she can’t tip this election for McCain then it was hopeless anyway.
We’ve got to help them in our own way. Talk to your friends, neighbors, and relatives who are wavering. Let’s keep Obama-Biden out of the white House.
Alright Sarah!!! ‘Bout d*mn time one of you got tough with that sob.
Well here in the real world it doesn't disqualify Obama from anything. Just something for people to consider before voting.
I’ve tried to talk w/ some ( left demorats ) they seem brainwashed
Yeah. God forbid Palin should have to know about civics and Supreme Court and crap like that.
She did know about it. I went to highschool and an Ivy League College. If someone asked me what Supreme Court Cases I disagreed with, I’d say “Roe”. I couldn’t name any others off hand.
Sarah gets more awesome every day.
She didn't the other day when Couric asked her.
Yeah she did. She said Roe V. Wade. She didn’t know McCain’s voting record on other reforms other than Fannie Freddie.
Sarah tells it like it is.
I believe the question was on Supreme Court cases other than Roe v. Wade, and Palin froze like a deer in the headlights.
She didn’t know McCain’s voting record on other reforms other than Fannie Freddie.
She could have said Brown v. Board of Ed., Bush v. Gore, Kelo v. New London, or almost any other case. But she didn't know any.
But here's a good example on Afghanistan: a representative who voted against the use of force in Afghanistan, Barbara Lee, endorsed Obama. No surprise, but she can see through the charade.
Holy Cow!
Hannity and Colmbs just played a large segment of Palin’s interview with Cameron and she answered questions that she didn’t answer for Couric!
They will be playing the rest on Greta’s show.
But, she did know!
She didn't answer the question about periodicals because she felt Couric's question was condescending, but with Cameron, he asked her about the Supreme Court decisions that she disagreed with and she rattles off at least 3, starting with one in Louisiana Kennedy vs ? Something about the death penalty.
She mentioned Kelo with Cameron, I think it was the second case she cited.
Which means that her handlers have gotten to her since the Couric interview. I'd love to hear her explain her opposition to it.
Greta says they are going to run the interview. She wsas just talking about how Palin said she was flip with Couric. If you can, try and watch Greta.
What would have been the harm to bring up the DC handgun case?
The scariest just-barely-won 5-4 case ever?
Greta is going to play the cameron interview in a few minutes.
Plus she said to go to Greta wire and votin a poll. Is the media snobbish to Palin? I tried but it doesn’t seem to be working.
An excellent example of just how close our Constitutional rights are to being threatened. Palin could have mentioned that, discussed how the decision was really much too narrow to impact anti-gun laws outside of D.C., and pointed out how it left a hole big enough to drive a truck through for D.C. to continue to restrict firearm ownership. It would have futher cemented her conservative credentials. Had she been aware of the case, of course.
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