Palin makes risque response to Obama speech

Sarah Palin issued a scathing response to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address, alluding to a popular internet slang to describe what she thought of the speech.

Sarah Palin issued a scathing response to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address, alluding to a popular internet slang to describe what she thought of the speech.

In a lengthy missive on Facebook, Mrs Palin noted the speech was dubbed 'Winning the Future', and suggested that the acronym of that title, WTF, is an apt way to sum up the speech. WTF is a popular online internet acronym for the rhetorical question “What the (expletive)?”

She also referenced the acronym during an appearance on Fox News, telling Greta Van Susteren that Mr Obama’s speech had “a lot of ’WTF’ moments”.

Mrs Palin focused her attention in her Facebook post on Mr Obama’s economic proposals, calling his ideas for investments in areas like high-speed rail “half-baked”.

She also said Mr Obama does not understand that debt is the biggest problem facing the nation.

She did not mention the call for unity that Mr Obama made in his speech on Tuesday.

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