Palin truly has the temperament problem. Biden should capitalize on it

[Bensthename]

Couric was very easy on her yet Palin got very flustered and almost mad there.

Seems from her personality and lack of knowledge and confidence Joe could easily get her stumbling and pissed off for all to see..

McCain camp is trying their hardest to keep VP debate from happening on time.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1055959593276147433&ei=uobcSNSfHYnGqQLQrKSsCw&q=Palin+Couric+interview+foreign+policy.&vt=lf&hl=en

[TheDonkey]

1. She was. I can't stand her "attitude" like she was like "reporters"

what a valley-girl esque stench of superiority even though she herself is dumb as a log.

[katandmoon]

2. Seriously, I think Couric was hard on Palin. Her attitude was openly contemptuous at times.

[Bensthename]

3. I did not think so.

It was not an in your face Oreilly style interview but it wasnt that tough? She was not interrupted and was giving plenty of opportunities to explain herself.

[katandmoon]

5. From what I saw, Palin was given opportunities to HANG herself.

[Bensthename]

7. That is how interviews go. Tough questions

with responses from that candidates that make you see thy can handle themselves in a tough situation.

Though Couric was not that tough.

[MrModerate]

4. Possibly because Palin is so contemptible?

Even a seasoned reporter has a right to be ticked off when their subject keeps trying to throw sand in their face during an interview.

OTOH, perhaps reporters should be a little more forgiving of Busholalia (aka "Tongue-Swallowing Syndrome"), but I think Schimpanski's used up everybody's patience on that score.

[LiberalFighter]

6. I wouldn't doubt that she could lose her temper. I doubt she likes others to challenge her.

[GalleryGod]

8. The Scariest Moment? When she "gave up" on a thought and just stopped.

Slutty Sarah Caribou? Not Ready for Prime Time !:rofl: :spray: :rofl: