Sarah Palin’s new paid subscription channel is netting the former half-term GOP governor big bucks — and the rest of America big laughs.
No one has ever accused Sarah Palin of being an intellectual powerhouse. The former Republican nominee for Vice President of the United States week after week after week proves she’s not, with rambling rants on her Facebook page, occasional pundit predictions on Fox News, and now, with her $9.95 a month Sarah Palin subscription channel.
This clip, of a portion of Palin’s latest video — in which she almost mockingly attacks Elizabeth Warren and the Massachusetts Senator’s progressive beliefs speech from Netroots Nation, which was a month ago –Â went viral over the weekend. Even MSNBC’s Morning Joe aired it this morning.
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Palin’s video is being described as “word-salady, incoherent,” a “train-wreck,” “unintelligible,” and “incoherent” again.
Here’s why.
“We believe”? Wait, I thought fast food joints, hurh. Don’t you guys think that they’re like of the Devil or somethin’ I was. Liberals, you want to send those evil employees who would dare work at a fast food joint then ya just don’t believe in, thought you wanted to, I dunno, send them to Purgatory or somethin’ so they all go VEGAN and, uh, wages and picket lines I dunno they’re not often discussed in Purgatory, are they? I dunno why are you even worried about fast food wages because dha.
“Well, we believe an America where minimum wage jobs they’re not lifetime gigs they’re stepping stones to a good job with sustainable wages — teaches work ethic. We believe helping Americans climb the economic ladder — not get stuck on the first rung.”
It is truly shocking that Palin doesn’t understand that her policies on education — which she addresses in the full video — where she says students who can’t afford college shouldn’t go to college, makes getting out of a minimum wage job nearly impossible.
And it is truly shocking that Palin doesn’t understand that, as MSNBC reports, that of low-wage earners, “not quite one-third are unmarried with no kids, which in most cases will mean they live alone and provide 100% of their ‘family’ income.” And, “almost as many – 27% – are married, which presumably means two incomes. The remaining 29% are single parents, which means their low wages must provide 100% of a family income that supports an actual family.”
In today’s economy, Sarah, for too many Americans, minimum wage jobs are lifetime gigs — they’re not stepping stones to a good job with sustainable wages.
In the full video, below, Palin just doesn’t understand that the First Amendment is a check on the government — not individuals. So liberals aren’t trying to silence Palin or her Tea Party pals. “We believe the answer to free speech that you find offensive — is more free speech!,” she exclaims, not realizing we’re in agreement.
Interestingly, Warren mentioned marriage equality — Palin didn’t touch it.
Watch the entire video: