Quote from Spydertrader:
Really? Last you heard, huh? Reuters, Yahoo, ABC, CNN, NY Times, Time Magazine - all think Governor Palin plans to interview with ABC.
Nice to see you stay on top of your facts.
- Spydertrader
Yes, she's announced an interview. "Plans" is future tense, in that she hasn't already.
But as I gave before, there is a list of her positions available already, no assumptions required:
Palin Hasnât Given The War In Iraq Much Thought. Palin told the Alaska Business Monthly, âIâve been so focused on state government, I havenât really focused much on the war in Iraq. I heard on the news about the new deployments, and while I support our president, Condoleezza Rice and the administration, I want to know that we have an exit plan in place.â [Alaska Business Monthly, 3/1/07]
Palin Has Never Been To Iraq. In her only trip overseas, Palin visited Alaska National Guard troops stationed in Kuwait and Germany in July 2007. [AP, 7/25/07]
Palin Believes That The Iraq War Is A Task âFrom God.â Speaking at the Wasilla Assembly of God church in June, Palin said that âour leaders, our national leaders, are sending [U.S. soldiers] out on a task that is from God.â [Huffington Post, 9/2/08]
Palin Believes The Iraq War Was Fought Over Oil. âWe are a nation at war and in many [ways] the reasons for war are fights over energy sources,â Palin told BusinessWeek in an interview. [BusinessWeek, 8/29/08]
Palin Didnât Have A Passport Until 2007. Palin first obtained a passport in July 2007 for her trip to Kuwait and Germany to visit Alaska National Guard troops. Her only other trip outside of the United States was to Canada. A Palin spokeswoman had previously said that Palin had also been to Ireland, although it was actually just a ârefueling stopâ on her Germany/Kuwait trip. [New York Times, 8/29/08; Politico, 9/2/08]
Palin Supported The Bridge To Nowhere. During her unveiling as McCainâs running mate, Palin claimed that she said, âThanks, but no thanksâ to federal funding for the Bridge to Nowhere. But in her 2006 campaign for governor, Palin repeatedly expressed support for the bridge project, saying Alaska should take advantage of earmarks âwhile our congressional delegation is in a strong position to assist.â [Anchorage Daily News, 10/22/06; Ketchikan Daily News, 8/9/06, 11/21/06]
Palin Obtained $27 Million In Earmarks As Mayor Of Wasilla. As mayor of Wasilla, AK, Palin âhired a private lobbyist to help the tiny town secure earmarks from [Sen. Ted] Stevens.â âThe town obtained 14 earmarks, totaling $27 million between 2000-2003.â [Associated Press, 9/3/08]
And on, and on...