Albatrossity2
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| Quote (Ftk @ Oct. 03 2008,23:13) | Something is amiss here, and I have to blame it on the left wingers. The Couric Palin and the Palin we've seen live are not even the same person. She exudes confidence, intelligence and charm when she's *debating* live in front of 70,000,000 people, yet she looks uncomfortable in front of Katie Couric. It doesn't add up. I've seen her in interviews and debates before she was chosen for the vp running mate, and she never came across like she did in the Couric interview. Everyone knows Katie is a left winger. I don't know how those interviews were conducted or how they were edited, but something is just *wrong* there.
It should be obvious that a debate with a guy like Biden, when under such pressure to do well, would be much, much more difficult to pull off than a little interview with Couric. Something is amiss. |
FtK
The difference between that interview and the debate can be summed up in a few words.
Follow-up questions. They were not allowed in the debate, but Couric was able to ask them. Those were the times that Palin was revealed to be out of her depth.
When/if she gives another interview with an interviewer interested in getting an answer and not a stump speech, we will see the "Couric Palin" again. When do you think she will be appearing on "Meet the Press"? I'm not gonna hold my breath.
Don't you find it embarrassing to have to hide behind the sad excuse of the liberal media? If your candidate is such a great and brilliant person, why can't she triumph over those weak-minded liberals? Blaming others for her shortcomings is a pretty pathetic excuse...
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