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The NBC News anchor apparently has a sense of humor. I found this video on Brian Williams mimicking Sarah Palin via the Huffington Post. Maybe Brian was miffed because Palin decided to talk to Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson but left him twiddling his thumbs.
Regardless of the reason, it’s pretty funny. The [...]
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Brian Williams: “I’m A Maverick, And I May Not Answer The Questions Tonight”
Oct
Palin exceeds expectations but still loses debate
Oct
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This debate was all about Sarah Palin. After a disastrous couple of weeks and sinking poll numbers, she risked torpedoing the Republican’s chances entirely. She needed to show her mettle
The consensus with pundits who watched the one and only U.S. Vice Presidential debate last night was that Sarah Palin did a very good job [...]
Get ready for Biden v. Palin tonight
Oct
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This has to be one of the most anticipated U.S. Vice Presidential debates in the last quarter century. It is as big as Bush – Ferraro and Gore – Quayle – Stockdale. I certainly will be watching.Partial as I am to Barack Obama, I was not anticipating Joe Biden as his running mate. [...]
Katie Couric: What newspapers do YOU read?
Oct
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In her interview with Sarah Palin, Katie Couric asked the vice-presidential candidate what newspapers she reads to get current on world affairs. Palin’s response was: “ALL of them.” Take a look at the video below.
Before the last week or so, I was willing to give Sarah Palin the benefit of the doubt. [...]
Palin: Videos from ABC interview with Charlie Gibson
Sep
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Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin spoke with Charles Gibson of ABC News last night about national security. This is her first major media interview since being picked as John McCain’s running mate. The video is in two parts and lasts just over 13 minutes.
See them below.
John McCain has poor judgment, but Palin is working out quite well
Sep
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The Economist, like many other Libertarian-minded publications and individuals, has soured on John McCain. One week ago their cover page story was “Bring back the real McCain” and this past week their storyline on McCain was that the man simply has poor judgment. What gives?What gives is that McCain, above all else is [...]
Palin: a tidbit I received from a friend by a Wasilla resident (update)
Sep
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I received this e-mail from a friend that was originally penned by a resident of Wasilla, Alaska where Sarah Palin was mayor before becoming Governor of Alaska. It gives a fairly intimate look at Palin and how she got to where she is. Take it for what it is.
Democrats, beware.
UPDATE:apparently, this e-mail has [...]
A note on small towns and national politics
Sep
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Mark Thoma has a thoughtful post on the news swirling around the Sarah Palin pick as VP candidate for the GOP. His point is that the Dems risk looking condescending and elitist toward small town America in their attacks on Palin and had better be careful.
I grew up in the big city, [...]
Cartoon: Glass ceiling
Sep
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This comes from Larry Wright of the Detroit News via the Moderate Voice
Why Sarah Palin was a good pick for the GOP
Sep
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Independents like myself who support Barack Obama and Democrats are busy trying to tear down John McCain’s surprise pick for Vice President. They say she is less qualified than many other potential candidates that McCain could have selected. I would tend to agree. But, that’s neither here nor there. The question is whether she [...]
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