Sarah Palin offers hilariously vague plan to stop ISIS: 'Quit being namby-pamby' and stop them!

Sarah Palin's plan to defeat ISIS sounds a bit like Jeb Bush's strategy -- that is, that we should have a strategy.

The former half-term Alaska governor and failed vice presidential candidate appeared Thursday on "The 700 Club," where host Wendy Griffith asked how she would defeat Islamic State militants, reported Right Wing Watch.

“You have to quit being this namby-pamby, kind of milquetoast, ‘let’s discuss things with them, let’s reach out and try to understand them,’" Palin said. "No, they’re the enemy, they’re evil."

She did not offer any examples of Obama administration officials meeting with ISIS representatives, but she strongly disagreed with Hillary Clinton's assertion that the U.S. was not at war with Islam.

“It’s so naïve,” Palin said. “It’s a scary kind of naïve that anyone would believe that radical Islamic movement, jihad, that it could be understood, leading to some kind of embracing of it, no, we have to be honest about it, it has to be stopped.”

Watch Palin's remarks in this video posted online by RWW Blog: