Shades of 2008 as Sarah Palin Can’t Name Her Favorite Founding Father | PoliticusUSA's Archives
Jan 13 2010	Published by Guest Contributor under Featured News	Sarah Palin made her debut today on Fox News’ Glenn Beck program, and she ran into some trouble when Beck asked her who her favorite Founding Father is. Much like her choice in newspapers, Palin said, “All of them.”
The irony of a complete media whore like Sarah Palin calling for people to serve in government who avoid the limelight and don’t seek power is too juicy to pass up. By her own criteria, Palin should never serve in government, because she obviously is seeking power and the limelight. For all of those who claim that Sarah Palin is a political force or dream that she will be president someday, her answer today should provide a dose of reality. Palin has not changed a bit since the 2008 campaign. She is still as unprepared, unqualified, and intellectually disinterested today as she was then. Note to Sarah: the correct answer when asked by a right winger about your favorite Founding Father is always Thomas Jefferson, not George Washington.
Shades of 2008 as Sarah Palin Can’t Name Her Favorite Founding Father | PoliticusUSA's Archives
Jan 13 2010	Published by Guest Contributor under Featured News	Sarah Palin made her debut today on Fox News’ Glenn Beck program, and she ran into some trouble when Beck asked her who her favorite Founding Father is. Much like her choice in newspapers, Palin said, “All of them.”
The irony of a complete media whore like Sarah Palin calling for people to serve in government who avoid the limelight and don’t seek power is too juicy to pass up. By her own criteria
, Palin should never serve in government, because she obviously is seeking power and the limelight. For all of those who claim that Sarah Palin is a political force or dream that she will be president someday, her answer today should provide a dose of reality. Palin has not changed a bit since the 2008 campaign. She is still as unprepared, unqualified, and intellectually disinterested today as she was then. Note to Sarah: the correct answer when asked by a right winger about your favorite Founding Father is always Thomas Jefferson, not George Washington.