Jan Brewer: "Beheadings, beheadings, beheadings!"

The EVT actually gets to talk to Jan Brewer on the continuing fallout from the Wednesday debate breakdown.

Besides completely drawing a blank for some ten long seconds, Brewer ran off after it, refusing to take reporters' questions.

From the story:

Brewer blamed part of her post-debate activities on her gaffe in her opening statement. The governor also said she presumed reporters would want to talk to her about some of the issues raised during the hour-long televised debate.

“All you guys were doing and talking were beheadings, beheadings, beheadings,” the governor said.

Brewer continues with the lies, lies, lies:

Anyway, Brewer insisted she has been misquoted.

“I never said ‘Arizona,‘” Brewer said, regarding beheadings in the desert. “And it’s unfortunate that it was construed as ‘Arizona.’ And I’m sorry if people thought that I said it was in Arizona.”

The record, however, shows otherwise.

“Our law enforcement agencies have found bodies in the desert, either buried or just lying out there, that have been beheaded,” Brewer said in a June appearance on Sunday Square Off on KPNX-TV 12 in Phoenix. And the governor said “there are people all over Arizona living in fear.”