Video: Sarah Palin on CNN Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer on June 12, 2009

Posted by admin in Uncategorized on Jun 12th, 2009 | View Comments

I’m really glad to see Sarah Palin working the media circuit today, first with the Today Show this morning and now with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer.  Wolf asked a nice array of questions including the President’s Cairo speech and of course David Letterman. Once again she does great, as a rational person would expect.  A quote from the interview:

“Local control is the best form of government. The most responsive, responsible level of government is local government – not big, centralized, federal government.”

Enjoy the video.




  • Ostracario
    "...what Americans are fed in terms of full news..."

    Does she mean the "full news" that we receive on Fox News?
  • Ostracario
    Palin is no longer a governor. She quit. She was elected to run the state of Alaska and she left her post to follow her own agenda leaving her constituents in the lurch. She did do well in this interview, but one good interview does not a President make. I still wouldn't want this woman to run the country. (Btw, why does she over-enunciate some of her words? I just find her annoying.)
  • Robert Voss
    Governor Palin continues to exhibit the traits and characteristics of an exemplary leader. All the critisism from the public and media is the voice of those who cannot reach and meet the standards set.
  • Ardell
    We need better TV. Talk about a double standard Janet Jackson got grilled about her wardrobe malfunction. CBS should take heed, women our the largest group of consumers, if they choose not to support the shows advertisers they would take a big hit.
    On the issue of the natural gas I don't see a glut of natural gas, I'm still paying more for mine. We need to use our own, I agree with Governor Palin on this.
  • Ted
    Wolfie was out-foxed!
  • therightscoop
    I though Sara did really well in both this one and the one on MSNBC with Matt Lauer. She's must stronger and better than most people realize.
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