Sarah on ABC Tonight (VIDEOS)

September 11, 2008

Sarah on ABC Tonight (VIDEOS)

by MsUnderestimated — Categories: 2008 Campaign, Sarah Palin, Video — 8 Comments

Tonight, Sarah Palin sat down with Charlie Gibson for an interview, and ABC showed us Charlie’s first two segments. The first portion dealt with her readiness for leadership, and the second dealt with foreign policy. I’ll let you watch and be the judge, but I think Sarah’s ready for her closeup. Others in the blogosphere thought she didn’t do well, but seeing as Charlie had his questions prepared, Sarah did not have her answers prepared, and the fact that I do not believe these questions have ever been asked of an other V.P. candidate, I’m still pleased with her performance. And in that vein, I agree with her; what other V.P., former-governor, candidates have extensive experience in foreign relations? She’s been running a state, for God’s sake!

You can watch part 1 here and part 2 here.

Tags: 2008 Election, ABC, Alaska, Charlie Gibson, Interview, Sarah Palin

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Joe

Wow, Charlie was really grilling Gov. Palin in this interview, and what a great response on her part. I can only imagine Obama getting this kind of treatment and all the “uh uh uh” stuff he does. See, when people are certain of themselves, have certain convictions, they can sit there and take a grilling like that without becoming unglued. Considering the detailed foreign policy questions that were thrown at her, I thought she came through perfectly.
KarenF

Wow, I'll bet my favorite panties Mrs. Palin knows there are 50 states in this wonderful country…not 57 as O thinks. Mrs. Palin has not made an attempt to hide her past either, as O has. She is an open book, and I love it. You just have to love a woman who makes children she wants to keep. Her family is very lucky, and so is Alaska. I don't wonder why the Left is shocked that the Right had a great candidate hidden. They are always behind the ball.
Joe

Wow, Charlie was really grilling Gov. Palin in this interview, and what a great response on her part. I can only imagine Obama getting this kind of treatment and all the “uh uh uh” stuff he does. See, when people are certain of themselves, have certain convictions, they can sit there and take a grilling like that without becoming unglued. Considering the detailed foreign policy questions that were thrown at her, I thought she came through perfectly.
KarenF

Wow, I'll bet my favorite panties Mrs. Palin knows there are 50 states in this wonderful country…not 57 as O thinks. Mrs. Palin has not made an attempt to hide her past either, as O has. She is an open book, and I love it. You just have to love a woman who makes children she wants to keep. Her family is very lucky, and so is Alaska. I don't wonder why the Left is shocked that the Right had a great candidate hidden. They are always behind the ball.
Joe

Wow, Charlie was really grilling Gov. Palin in this interview, and what a great response on her part. I can only imagine Obama getting this kind of treatment and all the “uh uh uh” stuff he does. See, when people are certain of themselves, have certain convictions, they can sit there and take a grilling like that without becoming unglued. Considering the detailed foreign policy questions that were thrown at her, I thought she came through perfectly.
KarenF

Wow, I'll bet my favorite panties Mrs. Palin knows there are 50 states in this wonderful country…not 57 as O thinks. Mrs. Palin has not made an attempt to hide her past either, as O has. She is an open book, and I love it. You just have to love a woman who makes children she wants to keep. Her family is very lucky, and so is Alaska. I don't wonder why the Left is shocked that the Right had a great candidate hidden. They are always behind the ball.
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