My question is: can she really not name a single paper or is she afraid that there is a "right" answer. Like if she says "The Wasilla Frontiersman has always had great coverage of national and international issues" she'll be laughed off the stage?
Can she say "I read the National Review" or will that brand her as a particular kind of zealot in a way that the party would rather avoid?
My theory is that she was so stuck on trying to figure out just how this was going to turn out to be a trick question that she couldn't just answer it.
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actually, Russert issued an apology later.
Colin ... I'm confused. Russert apologized for O'Reilly's softball interview proposal?
Here's some Gotcha Game for you:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRkWebP2Q0Y
My question is: can she really not name a single paper or is she afraid that there is a "right" answer. Like if she says "The Wasilla Frontiersman has always had great coverage of national and international issues" she'll be laughed off the stage?
Can she say "I read the National Review" or will that brand her as a particular kind of zealot in a way that the party would rather avoid?
My theory is that she was so stuck on trying to figure out just how this was going to turn out to be a trick question that she couldn't just answer it.
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