Are we to understand, that as an electorate, we are only going to have access to Sarah Palin through prepared speeches and rallies, without any exposure to questioning from the press until the October Debate with Joe Biden?
The last two weeks have brought us both the Democratic and the Republican conventions. Now, with those over, the "normal" candidates are hitting the airwaves. Barack Obama is set to appear on the O'Reilly Factor Thursday night. He will also be on "This Week" on Sunday. Joe Biden will appear on "Meet the Press" on Sunday. John McCain will appear on "Face the Nation" this Sunday. Not Palin.
There is "no word" on when she'll ever sit down for an interview. I guess it's the McCain campaign's intention to keep her under wraps. She can't screw up by doing that, and voters can't learn anything more about her, or see someone ask her the tough questions.
I wonder how long it takes to complete the George W. Bush School of Presidential Politics for Dummies. We'll find out when Palin dares to make her first interview appearance.
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The last two weeks have brought us both the Democratic and the Republican conventions. Now, with those over, the "normal" candidates are hitting the airwaves. Barack Obama is set to appear on the O'Reilly Factor Thursday night. He will also be on "This Week" on Sunday. Joe Biden will appear on "Meet the Press" on Sunday. John McCain will appear on "Face the Nation" this Sunday. Not Palin.
There is "no word" on when she'll ever sit down for an interview. I guess it's the McCain campaign's intention to keep her under wraps. She can't screw up by doing that, and voters can't learn anything more about her, or see someone ask her the tough questions.
I wonder how long it takes to complete the George W. Bush School of Presidential Politics for Dummies. We'll find out when Palin dares to make her first interview appearance.
