Don’t you folks get it?! The main story here is not a hoax. I, Sarah Palin really didn’t know what NAFTA is. I kinda still don’t. And I didn’t know that Africa is a continent and not a country. The truth, it seems, is stanger than fiction.

The only hoax is that Marty’s not the true source of the leak. MSNBC ran with the story that he was the leaker, and they were wrong.

However, the truth remains that I, Sarah Palin, did not know that the NAFTA is a trade agreement between our country and Canada and Mexico. And let me just say that running for Vice President has humbled me greatly. I now know just what the VP does every day: deal with complicated things which I know nothing about.

While Marty’ll never work on any of my campaigns ever again, I sure hope that I don’t have to run against the next person who hires him.

For more information about the insights and knowledge that I have regarding foreign policy matters, just go to my website:

http://www.SarahPalin.com

and remember:

Sarah Palin TwentyTwelve!

You betcha.

If someone lives next to San Quentin and they keep aware of California’s Parole policies, I’ll understand what they are saying when they state “I can see the guard towers from my backyard, of course I’m aware of Parole policies.” You see, she gave her reason to be aware of foreign policy, not the source of her foreign policy knowledge.

From “Trooper-gate” (I’d question the executive skills of someone who couldn’t explain why he allowed an employee to carry a badge and a gun when that person was disciplined numerous times, and one of those times was child abuse; regardless of how I became aware of that information) to clothing bills (I’ll bet one of Obama’s suits could pay my rent for half a year) Palin has been unfairly trashed.

By the way, I was among the first to argue that context and background was important when Obama’s “lipstick on a pig” comment was being spun as a personal attack. No matter who you support…or hate…you cannot accurately evaluate consequences without accurate information.

80% approval rating (highest in the country) is significantly more than your assertion. Don’t be afraid to give her all the credit she deserves.

So any information about Palin that destroys her reputation and credibility and prevents her from every seeking national office again is fine with me and the rest of the 65%.

It’s not fine with me.

You seem to have a different set of election results than we Earth beings.

Let’s give it a rest, people.

Whether Eisenstadt is a hack or not, Palin was a fraud of a candidate and the Republicans should be punished for risking our national security by allowing her on the ticket. So any information about Palin that destroys her reputation and credibility and prevents her from every seeking national office again is fine with me and the rest of the 65%.