Sarah Palin: I Want to Play a Major Role in National Politics, 'If People Will Have Me' (Videos of the Barbara Walters Interview)
I'm so happy to hear that Sarah Palin wants to continue her role in politics and is speaking out against Obama's policies and ObamaCare. She was recently interviewed by Barbara Walters and here is what ABC News had to say about that interview: (My comments are in red).
In an interview with ABC News' Barbara Walters, Palin, whose book, "Going Rogue: An American Life," lands on bookshelves Tuesday, said she would give the president a mere four for his job performance on a scale of one to 10.
That's way too high, Sarah! Obama gets a zero from me.
"There are a lot of decisions being made that I -- and probably the majority of Americans -- are not impressed with right now," said Palin, the former governor of Alaska. "I think our economy is not being put on the right track, because we're strayed too far from, fundamentally, from free enterprise principles that built our country. And I question, too, some of the dithering, and, hesitation, with some of our national security questions that have got to be answered for our country."
Exactly! Well said!
Even after last year's devastating defeat, Palin remains one of the Republican Party's brightest stars.
That's because she's not a RINO. Although she ran on the Republican ticket, I don't really consider her a Republican -- she more of an Independent -- "a Maverick".
From Alaska, she has been weighing in on issues and influencing policy debate in Washington. She scored a major blow to Obama in August when she wrote on her Facebook page that under Obama's plans, the fate of the elderly and her son Trigg, who has Down syndrome, would be determined by "death panels."
I need to mention that I do not agree with Sarah Palin on birth control. She tells Barbara that she is not against birth control.
In an interview with ABC News' Barbara Walters, Palin, whose book, "Going Rogue: An American Life," lands on bookshelves Tuesday, said she would give the president a mere four for his job performance on a scale of one to 10.
That's way too high, Sarah! Obama gets a zero from me.
"There are a lot of decisions being made that I -- and probably the majority of Americans -- are not impressed with right now," said Palin, the former governor of Alaska. "I think our economy is not being put on the right track, because we're strayed too far from, fundamentally, from free enterprise principles that built our country. And I question, too, some of the dithering, and, hesitation, with some of our national security questions that have got to be answered for our country."
Exactly! Well said!
Even after last year's devastating defeat, Palin remains one of the Republican Party's brightest stars.
That's because she's not a RINO. Although she ran on the Republican ticket, I don't really consider her a Republican -- she more of an Independent -- "a Maverick".
From Alaska, she has been weighing in on issues and influencing policy debate in Washington. She scored a major blow to Obama in August when she wrote on her Facebook page that under Obama's plans, the fate of the elderly and her son Trigg, who has Down syndrome, would be determined by "death panels."
Of course she scored a major blow to BO, because she told the truth, which is something he rarely does.
Watch the Barbara Walters interview:
I need to mention that I do not agree with Sarah Palin on birth control. She tells Barbara that she is not against birth control.
Sarah Palin is my pick.
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