Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin addresses Wisconsin

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin headlines a "Tax Day" rally outside the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin. Palin was quick to criticize President Barack Obama while emphasizing the importance of the 2012 election period. State authorities estimate 6,500 people were at the rally. Recorded Saturday, April 16, 2011.

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[redefiningcool]

Sarah is awesome. Everything she said was 100% right on the money.

[fbi10]

@Luc88Cole lived in 2 different countries, and 3 different majors...do you study american history? what do you think about the founders position on judeo christian morality? you think they were inspired by it?

[irishmermaid4]

Did anyone remember about the Democrat Senators that abandoned their duties because they are sore losers, and are firmly ensconced in union pockets?

[texasstarniles5]

@suzybauer57 SUZY :WHEN DID IT BECOME BS TO CARE ABOUT THE DIRECTION, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS HEADED IN???

[texasstarniles5]

SUZY: PUBLIC EDUCATION IS NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF,YOU SHOULD USE YOUR PUBLIC EDUCATION AND LOOK UP WHAT THE GOVERNOR SARAH PALIN HAS DONE FOR ALASKA, AND THEN TAKE PRIVATE ENGLISH CLASSES, TO HELP YOU WITH THE LANGUAGE THAT YOU CHOOSE USE !!!!!

[suzybauer57]

@texasstarniles5

I am an educated woman. Palin was a failure as gov of Alaska. You seem to buy into their BS

[texasstarniles5]

@suzybauer57 YOU MUST THINK THAT 15,340,535,517,999.00 IN DEBT IS A GOOD THING AND 785,088,863,789,898.00 CURRENCY AND CREDIT TO DERIVATIVES IS A GOOD THING BEFOR YOU CALL SOME ONE AN IDIOT YOU SHOULD LOOK AT YOUR OWN EDUCATION LEVEL

[suzybauer57]

Sarah you are an idiot-go to hell

[fbi10]

@Luc88Cole look at our laws and our declaration of independence...those documents are filled with references to faith and the divine. Our founders were influenced by John Locke, by Edmund Burke, thinkers of past and their present that talked about our "natural rights". The morality that they subscribed to was influenced a great deal by the judeo christian way of thinking but that's not saying that we are a so called christian nation...that's completely different. No i got all the clues...

[Luc88Cole]

@fbi10

I didn't say that they weren't influenced by Judeo Christian morality; but the reality of the matter is that you will find more influence from contractarian theorists than you will from the bible. Incidentally, contract theories often times includes a hypothetical, original state of human nature, so it is typical that some ideas regarding the existence of God be included.

Sorry, buddy. You're clueless.

[fbi10]

@Luc88Cole ah yes i can formulate a sentence but i don't have to prove a damn thing to you, child. You seem so keen to try and impress me, haha, fucking pathetic. No, luc, they were influenced by the judeo christian morality that they all shared and all the founders at one point or another, they were all christian. Our history has plenty of examples of that. Deist? Yes, and do you know what that means or are you too clogged up in the brain with drone koolaid to figure that one out?

[Luc88Cole]

@fbi10

I sincerely doubt you have three different majors. You can't even formulate a sentence.

As for judeo christian morality, of course there were undertones of that; they came from Europe. But they were more so influenced by political philosophy. Indeed, most of the important ones were deists.