WASHINGTON -- An appearance by Sarah Palin on Laura Ingraham's radio show Wednesday morning drew a bit of pre-Thanksgiving buzz for a swipe she took at Barbara Bush for suggesting that the 2008 vice president nominee would be best served in 2012 by staying in Alaska.
"I don't think the majority of Americans want to put up with the blue-bloods -- and I want to say it will all due respect because I love the Bushes -- the blue bloods who want to pick and choose their winners instead of allowing competition," said the former Alaska Governor.
But it was another swipe at another first lady that stood out in a notably charged interview. For the second time this week, Palin threw jabs at Michelle Obama (the first instance came with the publication of Palin's book), this time calling her campaign to improve child nutrition another instance of a philosophical devotion to big government.
Considering the fact that Sarah is already an awful mother (son vandalizes school buses, oldest daugher knocked up twice, and possibly a third time by the tender age of 20, another daughter who breaks in and vandalizes homes, and never attends school, another daughter she never sends to school, and a son/grandson who has Downs Syndrome and isn't getting the therapy he needs), I am not surprised she doesn't want our children to eat healthy meals in school. We need to protect our children from people like Sarah Palin, who is the worst mother in the world.
But it was another swipe at another first lady that stood out in a notably charged interview. For the second time this week, Palin threw jabs at Michelle Obama (the first instance came with the publication of Palin's book), this time calling her campaign to improve child nutrition another instance of a philosophical devotion to big government.
I think she has got a different worldview and she is not hesitant at all to share what her worldview is. And I will take heat again for saying it on your show Laura but she encapsulated what her view of America is, I believe, unless she has evolved and things have changed in the last two years, but she said it on the campaign trail twice that it was the first time that she had been proud of her country when finally people were paying attention to Barack Obama. I think that's appalling. We can think of this infinite number of reasons to be proud of American exceptionalism and it baffles me that anybody would have that view and then allow that view to bleed over into policy.Take her anti-obesity thing that she is on. She is on this kick, right. What she is telling us is she cannot trust parents to make decisions for their own children, for their own families in what we should eat. And I know I'm going to be again criticized for bringing this up, but instead of a government thinking that they need to take over and make decisions for us according to some politician or politician's wife priorities, just leave us alone, get off our back, and allow us as individuals to exercise our own God-given rights to make our own decisions and then our country gets back on the right track.
Considering the fact that Sarah is already an awful mother (son vandalizes school buses, oldest daugher knocked up twice, and possibly a third time by the tender age of 20, another daughter who breaks in and vandalizes homes, and never attends school, another daughter she never sends to school, and a son/grandson who has Downs Syndrome and isn't getting the therapy he needs), I am not surprised she doesn't want our children to eat healthy meals in school. We need to protect our children from people like Sarah Palin, who is the worst mother in the world.
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