A bunch of people have already had some fun with Sarah Palin's claim, at a religious gathering in Kentucky, that religion shouldn't be "separated" from the state.
Word of Palin's assertion came in an article in the Louisville Courier-Journal about an evangelical women's conference featuring Palin. It quotes Palin as saying: "God shouldn't be separated from the state."
But I've got a full transcript of Palin's remarks, and it's worse than you might have thought: She cited the Founding Fathers as proof that God shouldn't be separated from the state. Peter Smith, the Courier-Journal reporter who broke the story, sends over the full context of her remarks:
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