Then she took that "tweet" down and replaced it with this:
–verb (used with object), -fut·ed, -fut·ing.
1.
to prove to be false or erroneous, as an opinion or charge.
2.
to prove (a person) to be in error.
You know, Sarah, I actually would like to refute the "Ground Zero Mosque Plan," if I may. There is no plan to build a mosque at "Ground Zero." No Muslim church or organization owns that land and therefore, they can not build anything there. The land is owned by, I believe the Port Authority, or maybe the City of New York, but either way, there is not going to be a mosque built there.
There is a plan to build a mosque and Islamic Community Center a couple of blocks away from ground zero, that is true. But since the Cordoba Institute owns that land, they can do with it as they wish. Property Rights. Look it up, it used to be a core conservative value.
Never one to just let something drop, Palin has responded to criticism thusly:
It really ... *really* hurts, right in the marrow, to see Sarah Palin utter the name of Shakespeare! It would seem that she's got someone spinning her tweets ...
ReplyDeleteIts flattery to call her "stupid"
ReplyDeleteI really think you should refute that statementiation.