At Townhall.com:
David Talbot, the founder of Salon.com, has accomplished an amazing journalistic coup on his website today: In a breathless report entitled “Mean Girl,” Mr. Talbot reports the stunning news that the Alaska politicians whom Sarah Palin has either directly beaten herself, or else has seen driven from public office for corruption, don’t tend to like her very much!
Read it all.
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I read that today. Maybe if she actually leant herself to questions/answers like normal politicians to either the public or the press we could have real news stories. But alas, like I’ve been saying for weeks she won’t talk to anybody so all we have is our own wild imaginations and reporters willing to make stuff up to go on. Find out of the button’s in Alaska asking “Where’s Sarah?” are true, that she spent over 300 days at home while in office as governor prompting someone to make “Where’s Sarah?” buttons. I bet the press feels that way too. Will Republican’s be asking the same question if she and McCain win the election: “Where’s Sarah?”
But alas, like I’ve been saying for weeks she won’t talk to anybody so all we have is our own wild imaginations and reporters willing to make stuff up to go on.
Sheli, you keep saying this, but she’s been interviewed by Charlie Gibson, Sean Hannity, and Katie Couric in the interim. Not to mention doing a zillion town halls and such. This is the most visible invisible person I’ve ever seen.
On the 300 days thing, thanks, that can be #92.
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