During interview with Sean Hannity, Sarah Palin continues VA attack, calls the President "lazy."

Hannity starts off quoting much of Palin's ghostwritten Facebook post, that we had so much fun with for two days, and then allows her to go on a diatribe about "the Left" and their supposed double standard.

 "A liberal can attack a conservative woman, but it's a war on women if you were to question a liberal woman. And it's not just gender, though. It's race also."

Palin then said that the President has known about these problems for six years and done nothing about it except engage in rhetoric, and that nothing will happen so long as he is the President. (Apparently Palin believes that the American people are not aware that the problems at the VA started under George W. Bush, and that Obama inherited an incredibly overworked, and understaffed program, and has been working to fix it ever since.)

Palin goes on to suggest that the reason nothing happens is that the President is lazy.

"When you hold someone accountable, it takes energy and resource, and Barack Obama is lazy. In fact, he warned us that he was lazy, and he attributed that to having been brought up in Hawaii. It's his words, not mine."

Politico points out that Palin might be referring to an interview that the President gave to Barbara Walters back in 2011. 

However if Palin had managed to read the entire quote she might have noticed what the President said about what he does about this self identified character flaw: 

Obama said he also deplores laziness in others, saying "nothing frustrates me more than when people aren't doing their jobs." And when he sees himself getting lazy, "then I get mad at myself."

I don't think that anybody, except a Right Wing shill like Sarah Palin, would find the President at all lazy.

Of course no interview with Palin would be complete without her giving a shout out to her favorite rotting corpse, Ronald Reagan.

"And, another thing is that Barack Obama still doesn't see what the main problem is. This main problem is government. It's not the solution like Ronald Reagan said, it's the problem."

Well it certainly is while Republicans are running it. 

At the end Hannity asks Palin what her plans for this year's election will be.

"To continue to get out there, and campaign hard for people who will be in Washington DC to fight to protect the Constitution, and for our freedoms, and for a vibrant economy again. It's to undo everything that Barack Obama and his party, the Democrats, have done to this country that put us in the boat that we're in. I'll continue to campaign hard for people, maybe people who, the most...uh...the most of the voters have not heard of, and kind of help put them on the map."

Yes, well considering what happens to candidates that Palin endorses that map can then be used to find what is left of them after they have crashed and burned after the elections.

Essentially it's the same shit, different day.

Of course Palin also spoke at that high school commencement in Alabama the same day. (She apparently even wore the same jacket.)

According to news reports she was warmly welcomed, so the education in Alabama appears to be subpar.

Here is a little of what she said:

"One piece of advice," Palin told the seniors at the beginning of her address. "There is no need to remember the speaker tonight... go forth and conquer, but do not be afraid to fail. This country needs you to not be afraid." 

"Avoiding failure, shying away from competition so you don't feel a temporary hurt... that is not success," she continued. "You have a choice in how to act regarding the less than ideal circumstances. You become bitter, or you become better (Well we know which one Palin became.)... God's got your back." 

"Congratulations, Class of 2014. You give me New Hope... to this country, the greatest country on Earth," she concluded.

Palin also stated that we have an old saying in Alaska, "Buck up or stay in the truck."

Yeah that's not an old Alaska saying, that is just something her dad told her when she whined about being cold.

Palin also said this: "You give me new hope. You give the greatest country on earth, America, real hope. None of that hopey changey stuff that they BS you with coming out of Washington, but real hope."

Yes exactly what you want to hear at your high school graduation, some failed reality show star attacking your President.

Now I am not certain that hearing a commencement speech from Sarah Palin actually lowers the IQ of graduating seniors, but it sure as hell did not make them any smarter.