Sarah Palin at a lost for words in interview with ABC Charles Gibson

Well if its deemed that it goes against the new policy then close it., I dont have a problem with that.

I think it goes right to credibility of a person that we dont know nothing and is giving her first interview on the national stage.

Originally posted by tommy_boy
reply to post by bknapple32

 

The term means, call it like it is, don't spin it...

Buddy, it was a BAD interview for her. Watch it again. Gibson schooled her. She flinched on the "Bush Doctrine" question. She did not come off presidential, and she needed to.

I was casually joking around , I knew what spade a spade meant. lol.

You are allowed to think this was a bad interview. But the majority of people wont. She has her beliefs, stuck with them, and expressed them.

reply to post by bknapple32


I agree.

This thread title does not accurately match the reality of the clip. She was hardly at a loss for words.

*cough*

Mods?

[edit on 11-9-2008 by loam]

reply to post by LLoyd45


Lloyd! She's running for VICE president! That's second in command! McCain's 72 and in poor health at times! God forbid anything ever happens to McCain, but she could just as easily inherit the number 1 spot. The American people need to measure the veeps by the same yardstick! You don't draft a mediocre second string quarter-back just cause you have a superstar in the top spot! You go for a solid backup.

reply to post by loam


Yes she was. On the "Bush Doctrine" question for one.

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