The State of Alaska just released 24,000 e-mails from Sarah Palin.\u00a0 The New York Times and the Washington Post immediately leaped at the chance to find some dirt.\u00a0 They literally went on the internet begging for volunteers to help them dig pour through these e-mails digging for gold.\u00a0 Never in the history of this country has the main stream media demonstrated such viral hatred for a political figure.\u00a0\u00a0Clearly they are desperate to find a smoking gun so they can destroy her once and for all.<\/p>\n
But this has the potential to backfire big time.\u00a0 The problem is that the main stream media has painted a false picture of Sarah Palin as someone who is not very focused and too stupid and uninformed to understand major issues.\u00a0 They have pretended that her speeches are written for her and even accused her of using a ghost writer on her book.\u00a0 Instead we are suddenly seeing all these e-mails, clearly written by Palin herself, revealing someone who is extremely smart, focused and very well informed.\u00a0 The more e-mails released the more obvious it is going to be that Sarah Palin is a lot sharper than the media admits.<\/p>\n
Prior to release of these e-mails and the upcoming documentary of her term as Governor, I thought that Sarah Palin had no chance of being a successful candidate for President. \u00a0But initial reports are that liberal females asked to review the documentary were shaken to their core and were observed sobbing.\u00a0 Apparently the video images of arrogant liberal males viciously and relentlessly dumping on Sarah Palin is pretty hard to ignore.\u00a0 Now the e-mails may destroy, once and for all, the myth of the stupid Sarah.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\u00a0Most contemporary reporters were not impressed with Abraham Lincoln’s performance during\u00a0the Gettysburg Address.\u00a0 But later, when they read the words, they were stunned by the eloquence.\u00a0 They suddenly realized they had grossly underestimated the speech and the eloquence of the man.\u00a0 Sarah Palin is a good speaker, but she has a high squeaky voice and a “you betcha” accent that sometimes distracts from her message.\u00a0\u00a0It is quite possible that when people read what she has to say, rather than just listen to soundbites, they may respond very differently.\u00a0 Time will tell.<\/p>\n
\u00a0A spotlight does different things to different people. \u00a0It tends to accentuate flaws but sometimes it also reveals a superstar.\u00a0 The main stream media may learn to regret turning this bright light on Sarah Palin.<\/p>\n
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The State of Alaska just released 24,000 e-mails from Sarah Palin.\u00a0 The New York Times and the Washington Post immediately leaped at the chance to find some dirt.\u00a0 They literally went on the internet begging for volunteers to help them … Continue reading