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"What's the address of the White House?" Sarah Palin would see as a "gotcha question..."

At the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. last week, former Vice Presidential candidate and politician voted least likely to know the capital city of her own home state - Sarah Palin - gave a speech which yet again showed how lacking she is when it comes to remembering history, geography, specifics, well, pretty much anything. In this speech, she said:

"Don't retreat. You reload with truth, which I know is an endangered species at 1400 Pennsylvania Avenue, anyway, truth...the media's favorite president. He just can't stop telling lies..."

I wonder who resides at 1400 Pennsylvania Avenue, because it's not President Barack Obama. The White House has been located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue since the 1800s. It's rather ironic that Ms. Palin told people to "reload with truth" before unintentionally misstating the address of the White House. As Rick Perry would say, "Oops..."

Due to this rather embarrassing slip-up, I have to believe the former Alaska Governor will make the following statements at some point in the future:

- "Did you notice that right when Barack Obama got settled in as president in this great nation's capital of Washington State, our country started going downhill? That can't be a coincidence!"

- "Whenever President Obama sits at the Rectangle Office, I get nervous, and you all should too! You betcha!"

- "This presidency is a crisis! It's such an emergency that we impeach him, I'm about to call 8-1-1 right now!"

- "If I were Santa Claus, I'd fill President Obama's stocking with coal in the Grey House!"

- "I can see 1400 Pennsylvania Avenue from my own house!"

http://www.eonline.com/news/583716/sarah-palin-doesn-t-know-where-the-white-house-is-watch-proof-now
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