Excerpts: the rest at Newsbusters:
The election is over, but quite clearly the Palin Derangement Syndrome suffered by many in the mainstream media isn't. This morning's CNN Reliable Sources was typical. Joining host Howard Kurtz to discuss Sarah Palin were Beth Fouhy, an Associated Press political reporter, ...
Beth Fouhy was shooting off her liberal mouth and says "I mean, the fact is polling showed that she was a real drag on the ticket. And she was never really confronted with that issue. Like, how could she really rehabilitate herself to go forward as a national figure given how badly overall she did as a candidate?" Huh?
There are polls and then there are polls. Fouhy could have mentioned the exit poll cited by the Pew Research Center: "Yet those who cited Palin's selection as a factor in their vote -- 60% of all voters -- favored McCain by 56% to 43%." Or she could have noted the Rasmussen poll taken after the election that found: "Sixty-nine percent (69%) of Republican voters say Alaska Governor Sarah Palin helped John McCain’s bid for the presidency. . ."
Even the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza wrote today of how Sarah Palin helped the GOP ticket:
Speaking strictly for myself, I felt MUCH better voting for McCain because Palin was on the ticket. Hey, want to know what the dipshit, Fouhy, looks like ... Rosie O'Donnell's fat sister.
The election is over, but quite clearly the Palin Derangement Syndrome suffered by many in the mainstream media isn't. This morning's CNN Reliable Sources was typical. Joining host Howard Kurtz to discuss Sarah Palin were Beth Fouhy, an Associated Press political reporter, ...
Beth Fouhy was shooting off her liberal mouth and says "I mean, the fact is polling showed that she was a real drag on the ticket. And she was never really confronted with that issue. Like, how could she really rehabilitate herself to go forward as a national figure given how badly overall she did as a candidate?" Huh?
There are polls and then there are polls. Fouhy could have mentioned the exit poll cited by the Pew Research Center: "Yet those who cited Palin's selection as a factor in their vote -- 60% of all voters -- favored McCain by 56% to 43%." Or she could have noted the Rasmussen poll taken after the election that found: "Sixty-nine percent (69%) of Republican voters say Alaska Governor Sarah Palin helped John McCain’s bid for the presidency. . ."
Even the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza wrote today of how Sarah Palin helped the GOP ticket:
Speaking strictly for myself, I felt MUCH better voting for McCain because Palin was on the ticket. Hey, want to know what the dipshit, Fouhy, looks like ... Rosie O'Donnell's fat sister.
Dont you love how the media continue to pound Sarah Palin, even after the election? Hey, media, a dead horse called ... it said "STOP BEATING ME!!!"
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