Alan: When asked which newspapers and magazines she read,
Sarah Palin wouldn't (couldn't) name a single one.
Later, Palin fought back with allegations of "gotcha" questions.
Later, Palin fought back with allegations of "gotcha" questions.
The video is marvelous.
Is Katie Couric asking a "gotcha question," or is she trying to determine if candidate Palin has a modicum of intellectual capability, curiosity, insight and competence?
Clearly "intellectualism" has little cachet on "Main Street."
But to hold it in contempt is contemptible.
Aggressive Ignorance: America's National Pastime
http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2014/07/aggressive-ignorance-americas-national.html
Is it now "normal" for Republican presidential candidates to answer questions like temporizing beauty queens trying to cover their inner void with a sexy shell and empty rhetoric?
Airheadedness... coupled with political prurience.
Sarah Palin as American conservatism's centerfold wet dream.
In the following video, Palin leads the way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrzXLYA_e6E
Clearly "intellectualism" has little cachet on "Main Street."
But to hold it in contempt is contemptible.
Aggressive Ignorance: America's National Pastime
http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2014/07/aggressive-ignorance-americas-national.html
Is it now "normal" for Republican presidential candidates to answer questions like temporizing beauty queens trying to cover their inner void with a sexy shell and empty rhetoric?
Airheadedness... coupled with political prurience.
Sarah Palin as American conservatism's centerfold wet dream.
In the following video, Palin leads the way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrzXLYA_e6E
Republican presidential candidates try to reassert control over the debate process, but they can't quite agree on how. Plus: in praise of the "gotcha" question; some optimism on the newspaper industry; and Bob talks with Alec Baldwin on all things media.
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