Appearing on Newsmax, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin reacted to be discussed in Obama’s new book.
In his new book “A Promised Land” Obama writes “Through Palin, it seemed as if the dark spirits that had long been lurking on the edges of the modern Republican Party — xenophobia, anti-intellectualism, paranoid conspiracy theories, an antipathy toward brown and Black folks — were finding their way to center stage.”
Palin commented during her appearance “Well, first I think that’s the first time I’ve heard the title of the book. That’s pretty offensive. Who does he think he is, Moses? God? Yeah, he sure tries to make this all sound so scary and spooky.”
She continued “And he’s so still 2008. It’s funny because with the price of rent today, it’s kind of pleasurable to know I’ve been living rent-free in his head for 12 years.”
“The movement that he still cannot accept nor understand evidently that began in our campaign that he now blames me for so many Republicans being so active and elected lately, that movement was all about giving the voiceless a voice, empowering people who fed up, want accountability in their government, want a smaller, smarter government, things he just hasn’t been able to grasp. And all these years later, it is like jeez, get over it,” she added.
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