Sarah Palin regarding the Pledge of Allegiance

[NNN0LHI]

http://www.suntimes.com/news/quicktakes/1139480,CST-NWS-qt02.article

Don't know much about history

Sarah Palin regarding the Pledge of Allegiance, which was written in 1892, and why it should include the phrase "under God," which was added in 1955:

"If it was good enough for the founding fathers, it's good enough for me."

[annabanana]

1. Makes you wonder exactly what's rattling around in that pretty

little head of hers doesn't it...

[tekisui]

2. She is less than a lightweight. She is a nobody who knows nothing.

Dammit, get her in some interviews! I want to see her idiot self paraded.

[ashling]

3. Sounds like: If the King James Bible was good enough

for Jesus ...
:rofl:

[trof]

4. Slavery: "If it's good enough for the founding fathers..."

[BlueJazz]

5. Ah Yes...She remembers the term "In God We Trust" on all the paper money before...

..1957. :)

[eridani]

6. That is actually a big plus in an anti-intellectual society

Lots of pig-ignorant and proud folks will be impressed and sympathetic.

[DFW]

7. Sadly all too true

Nixon tried to nominate a third rate Florida judge to the Supreme Court,
and when it was pointed out that he was mediocre at best, a Republican
senator from Nebraska shot back that there were a lot of mediocre people
in this country, and maybe they deserved some representation on the Supreme
Court, too. The man in question, G. Harrold Carswell, was later arrested
and convicted of assault or something similar after making advances to
an undercover cop (Larry Craig had a role model!).

Of course, the difference is that Carswell faced a much more critical
Senate and media than he would have now. Trash that he was, he would have
stood a far better chance of being confirmed today than back in Nixon's
day.

[Philosoraptor]

8. I bet she couldn't find Canada on a globe.