Could Sarah Palin please suspend all further interviews?
Clearly, I don’t get the political allure of Sarah Palin. So I’m going to ask her defenders — what positive leadership or political attributes did she display in this interview? Clearly, I need the expertise of the Palinphiles, because I’ve come to the conclusion that Campbell Brown is dead wrong.
Clearly, I don't get the political allure of Sarah Palin. So I'm going to ask her defenders -- what positive leadership or political attributes did she display in this interview? Clearly, I need the expertise of the Palinphiles, because I've come to the conclusion that Campbell Brown is dead wrong.
Clearly, I don’t get the political allure of Sarah Palin. So I’m going to ask her defenders — what positive leadership or political attributes did she display in this interview?
Clearly, I need the expertise of the Palinphiles, because I’ve come to the conclusion that Campbell Brown is dead wrong.
Daniel W. Drezner is a professor of international politics at the Fletcher School at Tufts University and the author of The Ideas Industry. Twitter: @dandrezner
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