Recently, she went on a radio program and declared that the "birther" movement, which claims President Obama's birth certificate is somehow invalid, is "rightfully making {Obama's citizenship] an issue."
However, Palin afterward went onto Facebook "to say that, while she may have said she supports others questioning the president about his citizenship, she herself has not raised such questions."
So. Let's get this right. She'll use the mass media to say that the crazy people have a good point, but she isn't actually trying to make that point herself. Or, to put it another way, she thinks that her voter base should be mollycoddled and pandered to whenever possible, but isn't personally pandering. Derrida couldn't have sliced it thinner. Although perhaps Heidegger, the thinking man's Nazi, is a more apt comparison.
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I still say she sounds like a 13 year old. Ever try arguing with a 13 year old?
And some people never grow up, like certain men who remain 9 years old all their lives and still laugh at fart jokes when they are 85. I am referring to a 50 year member of a certain choir.
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