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What can you believe in the press anymore? This is sad reporting and I will no longer believe the Vanity fair magazine.
September 15 2010 at 10:15 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyLooks like more people like Palin more than the media likes to admit.
September 15 2010 at 10:03 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyI very seldom if ever read Vanity Fair and I am not sure what all the fuss is about ..... The writer mistook another child being pushed in a carriage by Piper Palin. My response is so what? I heard Ms. Palin speak for the first time when she debated Joe Biden and I wondered then what was MCcain thinking?Ma, Palin calls any slight to her yellow journalisimwherether it be thr truth or not. All I have ever heard from her is hate and prejudical statements.I have never forgotton a line spoken by Dixie Carter on her show Designing Women.She and a very much younger lady were discussing her boyfriend and the word compost was used. I think it is approiate here. 'Where I come from we use compost and no matter What kind of pretty package you put it in it is still just compost. Now that is not exact but in many ways I think it expresses speeches made by Sarah Palin. I know ao; will not show this comment because it is off the subject orfalls under the heading of a personal attack. But I don't see what her political ambitions have to do with this article? As for personal arttack well it is a very fine line between liking her and disliking her either you do or you don't and in this case I don't
September 15 2010 at 12:16 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyJosieclaps, Mr. Gross, if he ever was, is no longer a credible journalist. The real journalist does not claim not to remember asking a question of a person and receiving her factual answer, nor does he/she hide behind feeble excuses like having access only to the public areas plus the press area near but not in backstage, during the speeches. He claims to have spoken with "many anonymous sources from politicians to long-time Alaskan acquaintances." And, get this, "The worst stuff isn't even in there." (presumably, the Vanity fair story) Thus, he mentions he has worse "stuff" from (again) anonymous sources. Credibility? Why isn't Mrs. Palin grateful, he could publish the "worst stuff." And Vanity Fair's editors swallowed all this. Wow. Now, exactly how are mainstream media like Vanity Fair better than the blogosphere?
September 14 2010 at 11:49 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWill this reporter EVER to a piece on Obama?
September 14 2010 at 7:39 PM Report abuse Permalink +7 rate up rate down ReplyMichael Joseph Gross, his 15 minutes of fame. Now that this Gross has been recognized by all as one who can get things published, and who is willing to jump to unwarranted conclusions and to accept slanderous assertions (or make them up, himself) for publication while protecting their scurrilous sources with anonymity, we can expect him to receive and present for publication a much greater volume of anonymous allegations. Surely, Mr. Gross (or his mentor) must have been a contributing member of that interesting club of the famous names of D.C. journalism, the Journolist.
September 14 2010 at 6:53 PM Report abuse Permalink +5 rate up rate down ReplyI can't, in good faith read comments like "Sarah Palin is dumb", when most of you have several punctuation, spelling, and grammar errors pulsating from your rants.
September 14 2010 at 12:08 PM Report abuse Permalink +4 rate up rate down ReplyPile on the Palin kids seems to be the medias next move to discredit Sarah Palin and the right minded people of America. Come on folks, stick to the politics of people in the political eye.
September 12 2010 at 1:15 PM Report abuse Permalink +9 rate up rate down ReplyOkay. So this guy is mad that she drives a Cadillac or that her children don't always think she's the greatest person in their world? So far this 'story' only looks like a bitter man writing about an average upper middle-class American family. He could almost be writing about my parents... from vehicle choice, to presumed attitude, to the way I felt about them when I was a stupid kid. We should definitely, though, heed the warnings of anonymous people and silly children when deciding the future of our nation. :P
September 12 2010 at 10:43 AM Report abuse Permalink +8 rate up rate down ReplySarah Palin is not fit to be president. If we elect her, we deserve the disastrous consequence that will inevitably follow. She may get bored with the job after a few months anyway, and decide to quit. And then where would we be?
September 11 2010 at 9:16 PM Report abuse Permalink -15 rate up rate down ReplySarah Palin has actual accomplishments as a State's Governor and those are qualifications far above those of an inexperienced, untried Senator out of nowhere with a year in office, a smooth demeanor, and more college degrees, who looks more and more like one of V. Lenin's "useful idiots," eagerly pursuing the goals propounded by his teachers like Lewis, Ayers, and Alinsky, these goals the goals of Marx and Lenin, without regard to the evidence and results for the American people.
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