An aide to Obama joked with the former candidate for Vice President Sarah Palin, who took a hand in writing cheating with the keywords of political discourse for a session of questions and answers.
The "Cheating" and the careless style and youthful again put the former governor of Alaska in the mouths of Americans, particularly among the comedians, who has repeatedly demonstrated little respect for intellectual skills of Sarah Palin.
The joke came to the White House. An aide to Obama copied the idea of Palin, clearly enjoying the ex-candidate of the Republican party. "I wrote a few things," said Robert Gibbs, who was speaking to reporters shortly after Mr. Obama praised the need for a bipartisan policy approa
"I wrote at the end, hope and change, in case I forget," added the spokesman of the White House to show the list on the left hand writing: "eggs", "milk", "bread" - scratched, as one of the words of Palin - made their way to the key phrases of Obama's candidacy: "change" and "hope".
The joke drew laughter among the journalists, helping to keep at the forefront of the "gaffe" of Palin. At the end of the weekend, the former Alaska governor spoke at a meeting of the movement "Tea Party", a patriotic group that joins opponents of Obama's policies.
The video shows Palin looking at hand when asked which three main options for a conservative Congress during the session of questions and answers that followed the speech.
Photo AP Photo / Ed Reinke
The pictures proved that seemed obvious: Sarah Palin had a cheat sheet in hand, with the words "energy", "budget cuts", "taxes" and "lift the spirit of Americans." The word "budget" was cut.
The situation brings to mind other embarrassing for Palin, who was known to say she had the skills to foreign policy to see the house, in Alaska, Russia's neighbors and he was unable, in an interview, to name a single newspaper or magazine he had read.
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