I can't say that I agree with you. I think they're running too many stories on Palin, and in the process making her a sympathetic figure, which I personally think is part of the bounce. Sticking up for the person who's getting picked on.PujolJunkie wrote:None if it is gaining traction anyway. The media REFUSES to run a negative story about Palin or McCain. It'll run 600 stories about the way the polls have swung for McCain, but when they swung +8 Obama, the media was quiet. Yet every single story I've heard today on MSNBC and CNN have been about McCain's bounce and Sarah Palin.Popeye_Card wrote:I wish people would let go of the Palin storylines, especially the hearsay. It will come out in due time.
If they want to attack her on something, make it a policy issue. Like when she slashed funding for special needs education as governor, before she had her own special needs child.
That isn't to say I don't think she's an odd pick to be the VP, but they need to keep the news about McCain and Obama. That's who the race is between. The media certainly doesn't help the Obama campaign by focusing too much on Palin, because let's face it, people are going to a bit wary when it comes to constant attacks on a woman.


