Sarah Palin still the intellect she never was
Sarah Palin continues to entertain with her ‘superior’ intellect. Could it be that she shrouds her prose in a manner only some can understand? Well, Rachel Maddow is requesting our help in deciphering a strange and convoluted statement made by Sarah Palin at the rally against the Iran Nuclear Agreement.
“I want you to suss this out for me,” Rachel Maddow said. “Just listen to the words here. Tell me what this means.”
“So up there in Alaska, across the way Russia,” Sarah Palin said. “You know there is a name for this taking advantage of America. There is a Russian name for that. And it is called ‘fortushka’. And that means Obama’s window of opportunity. So as Obama leads from behind, the skirt of his right hand man, Valerie Jarrett, then its up to Congress to close that window. He may propose. You dispose, Congress. You gotta be in it to win it because we want peace. With unapologetic mighty red, white, and blue, will have peace.”
“Senator John McCain’s choice to become president of the United States should anything have happened to him in the White House,” Rachel Maddow said. “Never forget. Today she is the face of Republican opposition to the Iranian nuclear deal.”
I must admit that I am baffled as I read her words. Her thought process must be examined as it represents a substantial portion of the body politic. Just maybe if we can understand how she rings the bells of others, we may be able to un-ring them permanently.
To be clear, one should read the full text of the Iran Nuclear Agreement here. There is no need to blindly believe either side. The media has been derelict in allowing lies to metastasize. Read the real thing and share.
Listen to what former Secretary of State General Colin Powell and Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson said about the deal and about the opponents.
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