I wanted to watch the full Sarah Palin interview by Charles Gibson, but a quick search of Google didn’t produce what I wanted. So, I dug through YouTube until I found a four part posting of the Palin Interview.

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Part Two:

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Part Four:

Please leave a comment if you find a better version or have other references to throw in. I will update this post if I find anything new.

Look! Can we all agree that the American worker is fundamentally strong? All those in favor….All those opposed…..There, the Ayes have it. The American worker is fundamentally strong. What’s that? The American economy? What about it….sure sure, there are some issues, but we’re talking about the worker here….we’re not? Oh, you mean the American economy is fundamentally strong….no…it’s not strong….it’s in crisis? Okay, I’m confused. We all just agreed that the American worker is fundamentally strong, can’t we just leave it at that and go on. No, I don’t think they are the same…no I don’t mind if you disagree…no I don’t know whose idea it was to pick Palin….I do not know…….there I said it…..are you happy…I DON’T KNOW…

Signed,

John McCain

PS. Call me, we’ll do lunch sometime. Dutch of course.

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Wouldn’t it be fun if you could create your own political team from a pool of draft picks sort of like fantasy football? I mean what would happen if you took two of the most controversial figures in this years presidential race and put them together on the same stage. Well, here’s a short video to help us both visualize what a Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton political team would look like.