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"I think we should go to some of these groups and just ask politely - would you mind going home? Would you mind giving us our country back?"
"Sarah you know I love you," Doocey interjected, "And I think that's a great idea with regards to Mexicans. But where are the Native Americans supposed to go? They don't really have a place to go back to do they?" "Well I think they should go back to Nativia or wherever they came from," Palin replied -- as the show's co-hosts sat in stunned silence.
"The liberal media treats Native Americans like they're gods. As if they just have some sort of automatic right to be in this country. But I say if they can't learn to get off those horses and start speaking American - then they should be sent home too."
originally posted by: Skid Mark
a reply to: Kapusta
I provided a link at the very bottom of the thread. It says "LINK".
ETA: I see you found it. Man, that was funny. Thanks for the laugh.
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originally posted by: Skid Mark
ETA: Mods, as far as I know, this is real. If it's not, I'm sorry. I know you hate being told to do your job and all but if this isn't a real thing, please move it to where ever it belongs. I put it here because she's in politics and if it's true, it's quite mad.
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