Three days after a mostly gaffe-free debate performance, the Alaska governor fumbled during a speech in which she praised U.S. soldiers for “fighting terrorism and protecting us and our democratic values”.
“They are also building schools for the Afghan children so that there is hope and opportunity in our neighboring country of Afghanistan,” she told several hundred supporters at a fundraising event in San Francisco.
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I guess it's not too surprising. Previously, she thought that sharing a border automatically meant knowing something about the other country. Now she's just turned that logic around.
When do I get to vote against her already?
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