Originally posted by FMFI think that they're both fine in most cases.
Should the "charismatic guy with a teleprompter" have been attacked in the circumstances?
But Sarah, m'lady, they invented paper for a reason. I know you're an environmentalist, but do you know how many 3x5 index cards one tree can produce?
Originally posted by KazetNagorraWhy would a seasoned retail politician need the word "energy" written down somewhere to help them talk to people about their ideas and proposals? What would they say about "energy" if the word "energy" were not there to be cribbed?
Then again, in Palin's case, maybe a note would have been smarter.
Originally posted by FMFWell, Palin is not really a "seasoned retail politician", she's more of a teleprompter for Republican dogmas, but one with very limited memory.
Why would a seasoned retail politician need the word "energy" written down somewhere to help them talk to people about their ideas and proposals? What would they say about "energy" if the word "energy" were not there to be cribbed?
Originally posted by KazetNagorraSo, if the word "energy" were not written down somewhere for her, this former VP candidate - standing before thousands of her supporters - might forget to talk about "energy"?
Well, Palin is not really a "seasoned retail politician", she's more of a teleprompter for Republican dogmas, but one with very limited memory.
Originally posted by FMFI think I agree with you. I'm not saying Palin is a genius, but nobody in the world of politics needs to haev 6 words on their hands to remember to bring them up in talking points.
So, if the word "energy" were not written down somewhere for her, this former VP candidate - standing before thousands of her supporters - might forget to talk about "energy"?
It seems she is just milking her anti-intellectual character. She could have had a teleprompter or a cue card pretty easily.
She knew she was going to get "caught" and it gets her press time.
So long as I support a politicians policies I don't care how they remember it.