Posted on 07/26/2013 6:56:38 PM PDT by Bratch
Full Title: Governor Palin: I’ll Be on Greta’s "On the Record" Tonight, Updated: ‘I Was Forbidden from Telling the Truth About Obama in 2008′
Via Facebook:
I’ll be on Greta’s "On the Record" tonight talking about Obama’s "phony scandals" claim. The Democrat Party’s leadership is obviously a lost cause, but take note that the GOP’s out of touch hierarchy is disappointingly not doing the job of calling Obama out and holding the media’s feet to fire, and consequently Obama gets away with claiming that these very serious government scandals are "phony." They have the mic, but they selfishly don’t use it to call out corruption and incompetence. They’d rather be "liked" by the media. This is a business to them, not a cause. Of course, ten second soundbites aren’t conducive to explaining all of this, but I’ll try.
- Sarah Palin
Be sure to tune in!
Update by Steve
Click here for an exciting sneak preview of tonight’s interview that includes VIDEO.
Governor Palin brings her own "redneck version" of Karl Rove’s "elitist" whiteboard.
She also said:
“I was not allowed to talk about things like that because those ‘elitists,’ those who are the brainiacs in the GOP machine, running John McCain’s campaign at the time said that the media would eat us alive if we brought up these things.”
“What that got us, this kind of complacency and self-censoring of a campaign where we weren’t allowed to tell the truth about who this candidate was – Barack Obama – what it got us was a list of these scandals,” Palin charged.
A special sneak preview here.
I'll also show viewers the redneck version of Rove’s white board tonight on “On the Record” with @gretawire at 10pm eastern.
— Sarah Palin (@SarahPalinUSA) July 26, 2013
I wish she could win the nomination.
I wish she could win the nomination.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.