Sarah Palin hates her critics

Sarah Palin has discussed her daughter Bristol’s stint on the 2010 season on ABC’s popular show Dancing With The Stars.

The former Governor of Alaska says the 20-year-old mother of one wanted to stick it to her critics.

“She said ‘The critics are going to criticize. The haters are going to hate. I might as well dance,’” Palin said.

“Man, that’s a lesson. She taught us a lesson, ladies.”

Palin also talked about her 2010 Twitter gaffe in which she appeared to unintentionally coin a word.

“If you are on your way to your purpose, I guarantee you will encounter them,” she said of critics.

“My prayer for all of you this year is that you’ll hone in on taking the steps forward to what God has prepared for you … To be a woman of joy, you might as well dance.”

Recent reports claimed Palin is on the verge of leaving her husband.

An upcoming tell-all book by a once-loyal Palin aide contains such a damning portrayal of Todd Palin that it could cause the couple to divorce, according to American tabloid the National Enquirer.

Sources say Sarah is desperately trying to discredit former confidante Frank Bailey, who plans to publish a blockbuster book titled, Blind Allegiance to Sarah Palin: A Memoir of Our Tumultuous Years.

“The Palins’ marriage was already shaky, and this book is so scathing regarding Todd that it could cause Sarah to leave him,” dished one insider.

“This is a massive scandal and Todd had a huge part in it, according to the book. If she takes too much heat for Todd’s conduct, her only option may be to leave him to preserve her political career.

“The only love they shared was the love of Sarah’s career, and everything they did was aimed at Sarah’s public image.

“Todd and Sarah stayed together solely for political purposes.

“Sarah once told Bailey, ‘We’re not like normal couples, Frank. We don’t talk.’”

“Frank Bailey was so close to Sarah that he knows where all the bodies are buried,” declared Dennis Zaki, an Alaskan journalist and photographer who has covered Palin since her political career began.”