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To: lonevoice

Palin hit it out of the park. By the end of the interview, she had Chris Wallace completely charmed. I think she has done a whole lot of homework since running for VP with McLame. Also, it seems as though she has worked on lowering her voice, so she doesn’t sound as shrill as she used to sound. Another thing my family and I noticed is that she took some pauses to think before she answered some of the tougher questions. She was just more articulate and to the point in this interview. The bottom line, I think the dims and Obamanation better prepare for the Palin tsunami or they are going to get washed out to sea.


6 posted on 06/05/2011 12:13:49 PM PDT by Pride in the USA
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To: saradippity

Ping for an outstanding 30 minute President Palin interview


29 posted on 06/05/2011 2:12:21 PM PDT by Phx_RC (Positive-ly Palin: New Energy for a New Future)
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To: Pride in the USA

Agreed on all counts. This was the most reasoned and polished interview I’ve ever seen from Governor Palin. Wallace wasn’t pitching her softballs, and she didn’t duck any of the questions or paper over her answers with any buzz words or sound bites. I thought her answers showed a lot of specificity and depth on a broad range of policy issues. By the end of it, poor Chris Wallace could only smile and giggle...he was utterly and uncharacteristically charmed and disarmed.

Like Wallace said, I’m warming to the idea of her being a serious and formidable contender if she declares her candidacy. Palin Tsunami, indeed!


31 posted on 06/05/2011 2:50:10 PM PDT by lonevoice (Where the Welfare State is on the march, the Police State is not far behind)
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