PALIN DENOUNCES “DETACHED AND IMPERIOUS” VOTE BY THE DEMOCRATS
March 22nd, 2010 admin
Sarah Palin weighed in today on Sunday’s arrogant exhibition of raw power in the House, and her focus was largely on the contempt Obama, Pelosi and “the most ethical Congess ever” showed for the voters: Congress passed a bill while Americans said ‘no,’ and thousands of everyday citizens even surrounded the Capitol Building to beg them not to do
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