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Posted on 04/29/2011 5:16:42 PM PDT by Bigtigermike
Sarah Palin in an interview with Bret Baier was asked if she would remove the oil subsidies to oil companies and the short of her answer was probably not. She says that the four billion that Obama is wanting to strip from the oil companies may not have that much impact on the large oil companies, but would affect the smaller independent explorers who Palin says we want out there with their resources extracting for oil:
You have to remember that President Obama – and I’m going to say this with all due respect to the office of the Presidency – he doesn’t know what he’s doing when it comes to energy. He does not know, as I just pointed out, that the four billion dollars that he thinks he’s gonna stick it to Exxon, BP, Conaco, Phillips. No, it’s going to be the independent producers, the explorers that we want out there creating jobs that are going to be hit with an end of subsidy. So we really have to take a hard look at that.
When asked if she’d vote to raise the debt ceiling (if she were in congress) she replied:
“Hells no! I would not vote to increase that debt ceiling. Otherwise it just shows the American public we’re not serious yet, we’re gonna incur more debt. No. And we don’t have to increase the debt ceiling in the next few weeks. It turns my stomach to hear this…”
They talk about much more including her analyzing potential candidates for President and where she currently is in making her decision.
Great interview. Enjoy!
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I have to agree with Sarah Palin in this case. If they were to vote to slash spending instead, they could still solve the problem and shore up the dollar at the same time.
The Question: Does the GOP intend to cut spending?
Good for Palin...But to answer your question, I don’t think so.
I saw Sarah on with Baier and couldn’t agree more with what she said.
Thanks for the ping, onyx.
Ok. Now, that's what I want to hear! Time to start carving out your territory on where 'you' stand.
She's "RUNNIN"!
A dumb broad.
A hick that shoots things.
Not smart enough to be president.
But always has the right answer and is always right on the money with it and without a teleprompter.
The only time she ever looked lost was when she had all of those brilliant McCain handlers telling her what to say.
I sure will vote for her given the chance, but I sent her an email once telling her that I hope she does not.
She is living the life of a real princess. Beautiful home, lake in her front yard with a float plane tied at her dock....all sorts of fish and game practically at her back door.
Why give that up to live in that prison on Pennsylvania Ave?
She can be just as valuable to us biting at their heels.
How about voting to reduce the debt ceiling?
Keep the dept ceiling where it is and slash spending. Do not fall for the Geitner / Obama - “we’re all gonna die” talking point. Any increase in the debt ceiling means more taxpayer dollars to fund Obama pet supporters and their agendas.
I saw a good portion of the interview and I thought Brett Baer was pretty tough on her a little bit uncalled for, IMHO.
Thank you for the ping.
Go Sarah, go!
In this one interview Palin showed the difference between her and trump. Palin hammered Obama just has hard as Trump ever did. But she did it on the important issues of the day.
No on the debt ceiling
called for a look into fundraising from Obama’s 2008 campaign. (follow the money)
Said no one in the field is worth endorsing
Said the campaign is not about who can rasie the most money.
10 min of the awesome. And all done with a simle on her face and no need for Fbombs.
using it to get her message out.
Alway’s forget to say thank’s for the ping but alway’s much appreciated.
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