akuma587 said:
Exactly. Sqrl is treating a common journalism practice like it is something reprehensible. And the people speaking out against Palin have a lot more to lose than the people who would support her (like her own aides, who would probably benefit from supporting her). They could potentially be alienated from the Republican Party and might never work again in politics. But obviously they are just out to get Sarah Palin. I mean what other explanation is there? They've obviously got the pettiest intentions in mind and don't care at all about the Republican Party itself. They just want to hurt Sarah Palin. That's the only explanation. Its a vast liberal conspiracy with Michael Moore at the bottom of it fabricating lies to slander the good name of Sarah Palin.
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After the Africa comment - and normally, I don't rely on FOX for nada, when I saw Newsweek with it, I said 'It's cool.' I was wrong. And honestly, it's about reporting news, whether it's good or bad. You can just ignore negative stuff about a candidate you like and try to cast doubt about the source, but in the end, the truth will surface.
As far as the comment, I wasn't the only person duped. AP ran a story about that - as well as Newsweek and a few other news outlets. Eventually, the real facts will come to light. Still, why did the McCain camp keep her under wraps and never allow her to hold one press conference - and she even joked about it on SNL?
Regardless, we don't have to deal with this crap for 4 years.