Following a fiery tarmac exchange with President Obama earlier this week, Arizona Republican Jan Brewer’s camp has released a copy of the hand written letter the governor had presented the president during the conversation, reports
Arizona Central.
“You’ve arrived in a state at the forefront of America’s recovery — and her future,” the cursive script emblazoned on Executive Office stationery read.
“We both love this great country, but we fundamentally disagree on how to best make America grow and prosper once again. I’d love an opportunity to share with you how we’ve been able to turn Arizona around with hard choices that turned out to be the right ones. And, of course, my offer to visit the border — and buy lunch — still stands.”
“With respect, Jan,” the governor signed.
The interchange between the two sparked great controversy after it appeared that Obama walked away mid-conversation following Brewer pointing her finger at him.
Brewer later characterized the conversation as leaving her “breathless” and mentioned that Obama brought up her book “Scorpions for Breakfast: My Fight Against Special Interests, Liberal Media, and Cynical Politicos to Secure America’s Border.”
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