Palin Contradicts McCain on Removing North Korea from Terrorism List »

Posted By dmwhipp 1 year ago in Political News
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Sarah Palin took questions from the press (gasp!) while at a market/gas station in Altoona, Pennsylvania on Sunday, October 11 and shared her position on North Korea being removed from the U.S. terrorism list.

Unfortunately, she forgot to check with John McCain to see what his position was on this issue . . .

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    diggin011 year ago

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    didn't she contradict him last time at a pizza parlor in philly by saying we should go into pakistan?

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      mjsposato1 year ago

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      maybe the mccain staff should get a muzzle for their pit bull while she's out running errands

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