Does Sarah Palin use the mighty bite?

 

Date night for Sarah Palin? Fishing, jogging, shooting targets

 

Mary Hart’s interview with Sarah Palin continues on Entertainment Tonightthis evening with some more personal insights from the former governor of Alaska. Our friends over at The Oval told you what Palin had to say last night. Here’s some of tonight’s chat:Hart asks what Palin and husband Todd do for a date night. [In the] winter time we snow machine, [in the] summer time we’re usually out on the lake fishing,” says Palin. “Or sometimes I get him to come jogging with me or we’ll go out to the gun range and we’ll shoot targets. We’re outdoors, we’re having fun in Alaska.”

This Oct. 21, 2006 file photo shows Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin standing beside her husband, Todd Palin, in Anchorage, Alaska.

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Would Todd be okay living in Washington, D.C. if Sarah does decide to run for president? Palin responds, “Yeah, Todd can handle anything.”

Things sound fine, but Hart asks, “There are stumbling blocks along in every marriage, have you had yours?” Says Palin: “I remember when the kids were really little, when Track and Bristol, they’re seventeen months apart, they were tiny, Todd was working up on the slope … I remember (at) that point in our marriage thinking, ‘Is this the way it’s gonna be for the rest of our lives together?'”

When asked, “How does it feel to be one of the most polarizing figures in America today?” the mom of five responds, “That is a bit perplexing because I think, what is polarizing or extreme about believing, politically speaking, in the United States Constitution? And our Declaration of Independence, and all those things that it stands for? And what our founding mothers and fathers in this country meant for America to keep building upon? Those are the things that I believe in. What’s extreme about that? How is that polarizing? So I’m still perplexed by that, that characterization of the polarization.”