This morning on msnbc, Sarah Plain (Freudian slip?) was the hot topic of conversation, as usual.
It was mentioned that the American public may perceive that Gov. Palin was unfairly "pressured and put on the spot," during her interview with Charlie Gibson, therefore, gaining her sympathy from the masses.
I ask you, Small Town America, is this even an issue? Should we give a damn if the woman was a little out of her comfort zone?
In my view, being pressured and put on the spot are in the job description. There is no fair or unfair when you are sitting across from Medvedev or Putin or Kim Jong-Il (or any of his body-doubles.)
This reminds me of one of my favorite lines: "There's no crying in baseball."
Scooby Snack to the first person who names the movie and the actor that said it.
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Tom Hanks said it in the movie "A League Of Their Own"
ReplyDeleteScooby Snack to you, pguston!
ReplyDeleteLove that movie.
Palin wasn't wrong.......Charlie was. I'd advise someone look up the definition of the Bush Doctrine. Palin was completely right when she asked him to clarify.
ReplyDeleteHer only fault was that she was too polite to point out that he was incorrect :)