Trump Offers Jaw Droppingly Dumb Reason Why Sarah Palin Wasn’t Invited To GOP Convention

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Last updated on July 17th, 2023 at 07:11 pm

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Donald Trump is claiming that he didn’t invite Sarah Palin to the Republican convention because Alaska is too far away from Cleveland, Ohio.
The Washington Examiner reported:

“She was asked,” Trump told the Washington Examiner in a phone interview on Thursday. “It’s a little bit difficult because of where she is. We love Sarah. Little bit difficult because of, you know, it’s a long ways away.”

This may come as a newsflash to Trump, but Alaska is in the United States of America, and they have airports.

Trump has given an excuse that wouldn’t fool a seven-year-old child. The real reason that Trump didn’t invite Palin is that the Republican Party didn’t want her there. It isn’t like the Republican Party doesn’t have access to air travel.

The Republican Party is erasing Sarah Palin, much in the same way that they have erased both Bush presidencies. When Republicans talk about the White House, they act like George W. Bush’s two terms in office never happened.

America can’t wait for President Trump’s first executive order where he demands that Alaska is moved closer to the rest of the country.

Trump isn’t fooling anybody. Palin could be in Cleveland right now, and he still wouldn’t invite her. The reality is that even professional loser Donald Trump thinks that Palin is too big of a loser to be given a spot at his “winners” convention.

Getting dissed by professional fraudster and washed up reality television star Donald Trump signals that Sarah Palin has truly hit rock bottom.

Jason Easley

Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.

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