Unlike Obama, Palin speaks Out Abroad and Praises America
Sarah Palin brought, what she described, as the common sense of Main Street to her remarks in Hong Kong. Labeled as “brilliant” by some Europeans attending, Palin spoke of America’s ingenuity, greatness and the need to reduce taxes and promote a strong defense posture in Asia. Unlike Obama who apologizes for America every time he travels abroad, Palin stood inside Communist Chinese territory and spoke the truth to the predatory Chinese leadership.
She also picked up themes from her campaign speeches last fall when she correctly predicted the heavy price taxpayers would pay if Obama were elected. In her Hong Kong remarks Palin attacked the widening U.S. fiscal deficit and Obama’s health-care reforms. She noted, “It’s just common sense to realize the government’s attempts to solve large problems like the health-care challenges that we have, more often creates new ones.”
And then, invoking the revolutionary economic changes brought about by former British Prime minister Margaret Thatcher and former President Ronald Reagan, she said, “If you want real job growth, you cut taxes and reduce marginal tax rates on all Americans…cut payroll taxes, eliminate capital gains taxes, slay the death tax. Get federal spending under control then you step back and you watch the U.S. economy roar back to life.”
We could not agree more! Thank you Governor Palin for standing up for America and for the policies of President Reagan which returned our nation to greatness.
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