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Input: Sarah Palin: “We Gotta Stand With Our North Korean Allies” 
  
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 Sarah Palin’s choosing sides in the conflict between North and South Korea–and picking Kim Jong Il? 
  
 Couldn’t be. But there she is on Glenn Beck’s radio show saying just that: “This speaks to a bigger picture here that certainly scares me in terms of our national security policy. But obviously we’ve gotta stand with our North Korean allies.” 
  
 The host helpfully corrects her, “South Korean allies.” 
  
 The scrambled tongue moment–as that’s surely what Palin will say it was–does bring up a charge made in John Heilemann and Mark Halperin’s book, Game Change, which portrays Palin as dangerously uninformed–a candidate for the vice presidency who didn’t understand that Korea was divided: 
  
 She knew nothing. She had to be taken through World War I, World War II, the Cold War, and Palin was not aware there was a difference between North and South Korea. She continued to insist that Iraq was behind 9/11; and when her son was being sent off to Iraq, she couldn’t describe who we were fighting. 
  
 Now, in fairness to Sarah Palin, she’s got a lot on her plate right now–a book tour, a reality show, and a daughter who landed in third place on Dancing with the Stars–so remembering arcane international details like which country has a lunatic dictator with nuclear weapons and which one has American troops can be difficult. 
  
 Maybe it’s time to make some notes on her palm? 
  
 (h/t Oliver Willis) 
  
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Output:
Sarah Palin is taking a razzing today for a verbal gaffe about North Korea. She told Glenn Beck on his radio show that we must “stand with our North Korean allies” before he corrected her. “This speaks to a bigger picture here that certainly scares me in terms of our national security policies,” she said of the Korean situation. “But obviously, got to stand with our North Korean allies.” “In fairness to Sarah Palin,” notes Mark Joyella at Mediaite, “she’s got a lot on her plate right now–a book tour, a reality show, and a daughter who landed in third place on Dancing with the Stars–so remembering arcane international details like which country has a lunatic dictator with nuclear weapons and which one has American troops can be difficult.” Click here for more.