Sarah Palin, speaking from a hotel room here in New York City, was a guest on Rush Limbaugh's radio show today as part of her ongoing "Going Rogue" media blitz. She declared that Democrats are sheep, people aren't responsible for climate change, and that the GOP civil war in the NY-23 congressional election was good for the Republican Party.

"I think this is exciting," Palin said of NY-23. "It's encouraging."

Palin was one of several prominent Republicans who backed Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman in that race. The more moderate GOP candidate later dropped out and endorsed the Democrat, who eventually won.

Palin also compared Democrats to sheep in her continued NY-23 analysis.

You know another key to this, too, is to not hesitate duking it out within the party. This is what I appreciate about the Republican Party. We have contested, aggressive, competitive primaries. We're not like this herd mentality like a bunch of sheep -- with the fighting instincts of sheep, as Horowitz would say -- like some in the Democrat Party; where, heaven forbid, you take a stand and you oppose somebody within your own party because it's the right thing to do. I appreciate that in the Republican Party. Some on the other side say -- you know, they're observing what goes on in the GOP and say -- "That's infighting, and they can't get along, and there's no consensus there." No. This is healthy debate, good competition that makes candidates work harder. It makes for a better product, if you will, at the end of the day. I appreciate that about our party.

The former GOP vice presidential candidate also took a couple shots at the science behind climate change and the push for alternative energy sources, calling it "snake oil science" and questioning whether climate change is even caused by humans.

I think there's a lot of snake oil science involved in that and somebody's making a whole lot of money off people's fears that the world is... It's kind of tough to figure out with the shady science right now, what are we supposed to be doing right now with our climate. Are we warming or are we cooling? I don't think Americans are even told anymore if it's global warming or just climate change. And I don't attribute all the changes to man's activities. I think that this is, in a lot of respects, cyclical and the earth does cool and it warms.

Read the full transcript here.