"He's very, very tone deaf. I can't believe he, after three days in the heartland did not hear those things that I hear when i'm in the heartland and anywhere else across the U.S. That is 'come on, let's buckle down, let's be serious about getting the country back on the right track. Let's become solvent again.' And we do that by cutting tax rates and incentivizing industry to stay here in the U.S. and not chase our jobs, our businesses offshore. Let's cut government's overreach and government budgets so that the private sector has room to grow and thrive. He didn't hear from the same people I hear --," Fmr. Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska) said on "FOX News" Thursday afternoon.
Palin on going to Martha's Vineyard: "I wouldn't, if I were he, especially to Martha's Vineyard.
"I fear that what our president is going to do, and I do predict that he's not going to be gone the full 10 days. I think he's going to hear from enough Americans that'll he will come back early. I fear that he's going to keep his head in the sand there in Martha's Vineyard even. And just ignore what the American public is saying until a few days in.
"He is going to get the advice from his advisors that he needs to get back to work to the White House and he needs to start working very closely on a bipartisan measure with Congress and start plugging in these solutions."
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