What America Hating Elitist Said This About St. Sarah?
In television interviews she was out of her depth in a shallow pool. She was limited in her ability to explain and defend her positions, and sometimes in knowing them. She couldn't say what she read because she didn't read anything. She was utterly unconcerned by all this and seemed in fact rather proud of it: It was evidence of her authenticity. She experienced criticism as both partisan and cruel because she could see no truth in any of it. She wasn't thoughtful enough to know she wasn't thoughtful enough. Her presentation up to the end has been scattered, illogical, manipulative and self-referential to the point of self-reverence. "I'm not wired that way," "I'm not a quitter," "I'm standing up for our values." I'm, I'm, I'm.
In another age it might not have been terrible, but here and now it was actually rather horrifying.
No fair peeking...so who said it?
5 comments:
I don't kow, but it works fine with what I posted about 10 minutes ago. Interesting coincidence.
Wasn't it a McCain campaign staffer, just recently?
Wow, for the first time in a long time I read something that tells me why this person was so good at her profession.
That sounds like a speech and a damn good one at that.
That she's right is doubly astonishing.
Janet: nope. Former Reagan speechwriter and GOP pundit Peggy Noonan.
Yep, Peggy Noonan (saw it on huffpost), and she's a @#$%ing %^&*, with a little &*^% sprinkled on top. But, you know what they say about broken clocks.
Post a Comment