PHOENIX,
AZ--In a rambling
interview with the New York Times
Magazine Governor Jan Brewer once again revealed
her brand of extreme politics to the rest of the nation.
Like a child chastised for bad behavior, the Governor
once again blamed the President for their infamous tarmac
confrontation. She tells the Times the President was
to blame and was "petty and thin skinned."
"The governor still won't acknowledge that her
actions were disrespectful to the President and to Arizonans
who hold the office of the President in high esteem," said
Arizona Democratic Party Communications Director Frank
Camacho.
In another statement reminiscent of her “beheadings
in the desert" declaration, Governor Brewer said the violence
south of Arizona’s border in Mexico was "spilling over into
our state."
"That statement shows the Governor is willing to
stretch the truth whenever she thinks it will serve her
political self-interest," Camacho said.
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