Sarah Palin: Obama Should Veto Stimulus Bill



Greta Van Susteren travelled to Alaska to interview Sarah Palin and her family. Greta asked her about the stimulus bill just passed by Congress.

Palin said that President Obama should veto the Stimulus Bill. He should send it back to the lawmakers so they have time to actually read it and understand its impact. Palin supported plans for new infrastructure spending, but opposes expansion of social programs.

Palin also went out of her way to express her opposition to the Fairness Doctrine. She said it is dangerous to attempt to silence those that are asking questions about our government.
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  1. Greg2/17/09, 9:11 AM

    Gov. Palin has shown that she has common sense, knowing that you cannot spend your way out of a financial mess. She has reduced her state budget, and imposed a hiring freeze. She was smart enough to forward fund education, and Alaska has about a $7 billion reserve. Unlike other states, Alaska is not in debt. She could teach Washington a thing or two about the economy.

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  2. Anonymous2/18/09, 7:04 AM

    I like Sarah Palin.

    I also believe we have Hussein Obama in the wrong job! We already proved in on of the videos here that a 12 year old girl is smarter then he is. But he has one ability that is greater than all the IRS agents combined. He has the uncanny ability to find all the past tax evaders that the IRS agents miss.

    I say, fire all the IRS gents and save all that money for the stimulis package and put Hussein Obama in charge of collecting taxes. Just look at all the money we would save in salaries, and at the same time, just think of all the extra money we could collect from his great ability to find people who avoid paying taxes..., just about everyone in his administration!

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