Sarah Palin Speaks At Boston Tea Party (Full Video)
Sarah Palin was the headline speaker at a Tea Party rally in Boston today, held at the same harbor where the actual Boston Tea Party took place. Senator Scott Brown apparently stuck to his promise and did not attend. Since Palin’s speeches are generally distilled down to one or two (frequently nutty) soundbites, here’s your chance to enjoy the full Palin — all 22 minutes below. That said, Palin did clarify that she is not calling President Obama un-American, merely that the “unintended consequences of these actions — the results — are un-American.” And yes, that was the music playing at the rally.
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